Candy Chapman

Lieutenant – Lee County Sheriff’s Office

Lieutenant Candy Chapman joined Lee County Sheriff’s Office in June of 2003 as a Corrections Deputy. Candy’s duties as a Corrections Deputy included the care, custody, and control of inmates in her assigned area during their daily activities. Candy attended and passed The Southwest Florida Public Service Academy’s crossover from Corrections to Law Enforcement Class, passing the state exam in 2006. In January of 2015, Candy was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in the Corrections Bureau. Her duties as a Sergeant within the Corrections Bureau were to supervise a shift, direct operations, prepare performance evaluations, inmate releases, oversee facility security and sanitation, and perform daily inspections of the facility.

In February of 2022, Candy was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in the Corrections Bureau and was assigned to the Services Division. There, she oversees contracted staff for medical and the kitchen. She also oversees the Day Worker program and Nan’s Ranch. She continues to serve as a Corrections Services Lieutenant with the Lee County Sheriff’s Office.

Stella and CeCe Spanberger

We will have special entertainment provided by Stella and CeCe Spanberger starting at 7:25. Get here early on Wednesday – you don’t want to miss this!

Stella (10) and CeCe (8) are students at St. Francis Xavier Catholic School in Fort Myers and have been playing Suzuki violin since they were each 4 years old. Stella enjoys reading graphic novels and Harry Potter books (with Dad), Lego, Taylor Swift, and has a great talent of being able to play songs on her violin by ear. CeCe loves playing with her friends, helping Mom and Dad (when time allows), Morgan Wallen’s music, and doing backbends and cartwheels all over the house.