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Rebecca Griffin
September 7, 2008
As a recent friend of the family over the past few years, I will always remember the time we sat and looked at many, many pictures of Clyde's fishing days. To the Smith family, Ty and I extend our deepest sympathies. We were proud to set next to you all in church when we attended. God Bless. Becky & Ty
Marilyn Davault (McKenzie)
September 4, 2008
My deepest sympathies to the family. As a former volunteer with the Wakeshma Fire Dept., I will remember the smiles and gentle ribbing about a "female on the dept"?
My thoughts are with you.
Debra Barnes
September 4, 2008
Dan Wolf and I will always remember CB as a kind and caring man. He will be missed. All of the ladies will miss his hugs!
Lynne Haack
September 3, 2008
What an awesome man! I truly enjoyed knowing him! I still remember strawberries, a hearty laugh and plenty of smiles and good wishes for everyone. My heartfelt condolences to the family.
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