Ryan Chandler Pastor Cause Of Death, Obituary

Ryan Chandler, the pastor at The Connecting Center as well as the main servant at Let’s Clear The Air, was shot by a hitchhiker.

According to reports, Chandler drove down the street where he allegedly picked up a hitchhiker. There appeared to have been an altercation, after which the hitchhiker pulled out a revolver and shot him in the head, killing him in his car.”

“The family have been unable to recover the automobile or any of his personal possessions since it is a crime scene.”

Friends and family are grieving his passing and offering condolences to his family.

According to his Facebook bio, Chandler attended Dallas College Richland Campus and the University of Phoenix for Business Administration.

He is from Chicago, Illinois, and attended Harper High School In Chicago.

Chandler also doubles as a reporter and anchor for KAMC News. In December 2020, he received his summa cum laude diploma from the University of Texas in Austin, where he majored in journalism and government.

Chandler sharpened his enthusiasm for the people of Texas and political reporting while working on the political team of NBC station KXAN News in Austin.

As a daily Texas contributor and host of Tower Talks, UT’s student politics program, he has also written for several UT publications. His reportage from outlets like CNN, ABC, CBC and People.

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