Archer, Candice
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| - | '''Candice Howard Archer''' is the wife of [[Archer, John | John Archer]] and the mother of two sons, [[Archer,_Cody|Shay]] and [[Archer,_Cody|Cody]]. | + | '''Candice Howard Archer''' is the wife of [[Archer, John | John Archer]] and the mother of two sons, [[Archer,_Cody|Shay]] and [[Archer,_Cody|Cody]]. She is described as medium height with long black hair.<sup>[[Facing the Storm Chapter 27| FtS27]]</sup> |
Candice Howard was raised in [[Arvada Center]] and was known as ''Candy''. Her family was able to keep horses, with which she competed and won ribbons.<sup>[[The Next Generation Chapter 2|NG02]]</sup> She went to [[Willow Lake]] High School and graduated in 1983. Among her high school friends were [[Mattson, Lori|Lori Mattson Watson]] and [[Niven, Judy|Judy Niven Sorensen]]. | Candice Howard was raised in [[Arvada Center]] and was known as ''Candy''. Her family was able to keep horses, with which she competed and won ribbons.<sup>[[The Next Generation Chapter 2|NG02]]</sup> She went to [[Willow Lake]] High School and graduated in 1983. Among her high school friends were [[Mattson, Lori|Lori Mattson Watson]] and [[Niven, Judy|Judy Niven Sorensen]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:59, 20 December 2009
Candice Howard Archer is the wife of John Archer and the mother of two sons, Shay and Cody. She is described as medium height with long black hair. FtS27
Candice Howard was raised in Arvada Center and was known as Candy. Her family was able to keep horses, with which she competed and won ribbons.NG02 She went to Willow Lake High School and graduated in 1983. Among her high school friends were Lori Mattson Watson and Judy Niven Sorensen.
Candice and John met while going together at State. Sooner after they were married and living in Camden. Around 1995 John found a better job in Decatur and they moved there. By 1999, She was working as the third assistant comptroller at a regional office for the First Decatur Savings and Loans, but a merger puts her job in jeopardy.
By 2000 the couple have moved to Spearfish Lake. By chance she happens to get a job working for her in-laws at Spearfish Lake Outfitters. She quickly found she had a knack, not only selling, but taking part in the expeditions such as a whale watching kayak trip in Quebec.
