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Jacqueline Mae
Davis
Jan 23, 1946 — Jun 8, 2023
Jacqueline Mae Davis, known to many as CanDee, 77, of Pasco, WA, passed away on June 8, 2023 peacefully at home surrounded by family. CanDee was born on January 23, 1946 to Conrad and Margaret Schoenberger in at Our Lady of Lourdes in Pasco, WA. She lived most her younger years in Kennewick with her Mother after her Father's death. She attended school in the Kennwick School District including Kennewick High School and Edmonds High School.
In 1962, she met Larry "Butch" Davis one fate filled bus ride from Pasco to Edmonds. They talked all night and made plans for the future in the morning. CanDee and Butch married on April 24, 1964. They welcomed three children to the world, Sandra, Rebecca, and John and were married 48 long years.
After her husband retirement from the Army, CanDee and her family settled in Pasco. She was the majority owner of LL Davis Construction until 2005. In addition, she returned to school and attended Columbia Basin College and WSU. She graduated with her Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science. She worked at Congra Foods from 1996 until she retired 2011.
CanDee was predeceased by her parents, Conrad and Margaret Schoenberger; her two sisters Martha 'Marty' Marksmeyer and Alice Nolan; her husband of 48 years Larry 'Butch" Davis.
CanDee is survived by her sister Janet Kehres, her daughters, Sandra "SanDee" Swenson and Rebecca "Becca" (Bobby) Davis, and her son John Davis: Her nine grandchildren, Alexandria (Alan) Gibson, Samantha (Kim) Swenson, Tyler (Trish) Swenson, BreAnna (Chris) Wayman, Martee (Kirsia) Ruiz, Addam Davis, Abbee Marie Davis, Brook Lynn Davis and Zace Davis; her 12 great grand children, Joseph,Valerie, Olivia, Zoe, Spencer, Maxx, Stella, Lola, Raynee Lynn, Woodrow, Josh, Rowan.
Family was the most important thing to CanDee and she loved and was very proud of them all, so much!
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