Obituary of Kandi Sue Cole

Ms. Kandi S. Cole, age 61, of Baltimore Md, transitioned Thursday, January 21, 2021 in home in Windsor Mill. Ms. Cole was born February 2, 1959 in Baltimore, MD. She was Child Care Provider. The Homegoing Celebration for Ms. Cole will be held Wednesday, January 27, 2021, at Vaughn C. Greene Funeral Service, 8728 Liberty Rd, Randallstown, MD (21133), beginning Promptly at 10:00am The interment will take place at Lakeview Memorial Park on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 immediately following services. Obituary: Kandi Sue Cole was born February 2, 1959 in Baltimore, Maryland. She passed away peacefully on January 21, 2021. Kandi is predeceased by her beloved husband, William L. Cole, Sr.(Bill), Son in Law Christopher DeFord, Sr., Son in Law Patrick Nadolny and Grandson Christopher Baker. Kandi is survived by her parents, Sue and Joe Whitcomb, her loving children Ellen DeFord, George Hubbard, III, Christopher Hubbard, Adam Hubbard, Bruce Hubbard, cherished Daughters in Law Kristin Hubbard, Rebecca Hubbard, Deena Hubbard, Lindsay Hubbard, Step- Children Melody Nadolny, Erin Baker (husband Rob Baker), and William Cole, Jr. (Billy) (wife Jen Cole). Kandi was known as MeeMaw and loved beyond measure by her grandchildren, CJ DeFord, Matt Hubbard, Chase Hubbard, Danny Hubbard, Donald Quintero, Kayla Hubbard, Tatianna Quintero, Andrew Mendez, Veronica Quintero, Anna Sue Hubbard, Madison Hubbard, Joshua Hubbard, Ryan Hubbard, Emma Hubbard, Hayden Hubbard, Finley Hubbard, Logan Hubbard, and step-grandchildren Nicholas Nadolny, Casey Nadolny, Steven Baker, Lane Cole, John Cole as well as step great grandson, Beckham Nadolny. She is also survived by her siblings, Nancy Cunningham, Mary Moss, Juli Shimp, Dawn Crews, Pam Canoles, Terry and Bobby Turnbaugh, Denny, Joe, Charles and Scott Whitcomb. She was Aunt Kandi to several nieces and nephews. She is remembered fondly by many neighborhood children on Clarendon Avenue who would spend their free time on the front porch of "218" and thought of Kandi as a mother figure. Kandi worked as a child care provider for Baltimore County Parks and Recreation for many years. Each one of the children in her care was treated with the same love and thoughtfulness she showed her own family. Kandi had a big heart. She loved caring for others. She had a kind, thoughtful spirit and treated everyone like family. She loved vacationing in Deep Creek Lake with her children and grandchildren, attending Winter Fest of Lights in Ocean City, camping, and playing cards with her grandkids, (Uno and Phase ten). She loved to make jokes and agitate those she loved. She always had an inside joke with her grandchildren, like "Nine" and "Sunflower". She loved the Baltimore Ravens, ladybugs and her dog, Misty, who is jokingly referred to as her favorite child. Kandi's love and laughter will be greatly missed by many, especially her devoted family.