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October 29, 2010
Uncle Clarence was so like my dad, his brother. My dad loved to tell stories like Uncle Clarence. I don't remember Uncle ever being angry and how well I remember visiting them on the farm. God was good to Uncle Clarence and Aunt Joyce even though times were often difficult, and His love shined through both of them. Uncle Clarence will be greatly missed and remembered as a kind and loving uncle. Jim and Mary Ann Mc Kenney
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Terry, Margie, & Ashley Mitchell
October 17, 2010
Dear Joy and family, Clarence was always such a joy at the softball games and was a master story teller. He so loved his family. Such joy that your parents are together again with your brother. We will keep you in our prayers.
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