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clarence{chuck} genung
November 30, 2007
Good morning Baby.I'm loving you today.Come walk with me.I need your strength...your smile,your laugh.Walk slowly,because soon i'll follow you.Till then... love, Chuck
Linda Van Berkom
November 12, 2007
Clarence, Mark and Cheryl
My sincereist condolences to you. I loved to see Carol's smile and you could feel a warmth coming from her. I pray that the Lord will keep you close under His loving care during the days and years ahead.
Mabel Welch
November 11, 2007
Carol was a warm and caring individual. My condolences to her husband Clarence and her family. I knew them both through the years I worked at Family Medicine as a nurse. May God bless you and comfort you.
Mark & Jolene Ferringer
November 10, 2007
Mother,
We miss you very much. You were our sunshine in the rain.
Love, Mark Jolene and Christopher
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