Photos: Remembering Tom Chandler
Tom Chandler, a retired attorney considered to be among Tucson’s most dedicated philanthropists, has died. He was 94. Chandler, who was born in a barn to an impoverished family and spent much of his life helping people in need, died Friday at home of prostate cancer. Chandler founded or cofounded several organizations, including the Arizona Adopt-a-Classroom Project, which has helped more than 2,000 teachers, and what is now Southern Arizona Legal Aid. He was a founding member of the Conquistadores, a group that’s raised millions of dollars for local youth sports, and was a past member of the Arizona Board of Regents, which oversees the state’s public universities.
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Tom Chandler, Founder Of The Year, sitting in a chair in his home very surprised about the award he has just received from members of Greater Tucson Leadership Monday November 12, 2012, in Tucson, Arizona. The Tucson Metro Chamber's award program honors men and women who have distinguished themselves for active support of community projects at personal sacrifice, for aiding those persons less fortunate and for living in a manner which inspires affection, respect and admiration.
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Tom Chandler, was honored as Founder Of The Year, by members of Greater Tucson Leadership Monday November 12, 2012, in Tucson, Arizona.
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Tom Chandler is the recipient of the second "Rosie" Award handed out by the Tucson Rape Crisis Center for recognition of community service. April 12, 2004.
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Tom Chandler, 1982.
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Tom Chandler, 1983.
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Tom Chandler, 1983.
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Renz L. Jennings, left, and Thomas Chandler, 1964.
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Tom Chandler, 1956.
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A collection of photos of Tom Chandler
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Tom Chandler (right) is seen tending to a small grill.
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Tom Chandler, seen left
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Tom Chandler, seen left
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