ANGEL CLARENS Jr.

Today I was in a hearing and found out the lost of my former collegue. I was sanden to hear of the passing of Former Zoning Commisioner Clarens. I extend my condolences to the family and Friends.

Angel was a very pleasant and gracious fellow student. He looks much too serious in his 1962 Crusader yearbook picture. I can only place him at our 25th reunion next to me. http://nchs62.weebly.com/25th.html Condolences to the family. -Charles Vivier, Norfolk Catholic High School class of 1962

Carolina, I just heard from Walter Johnston that Angel had died. I enjoyed him so much and am so grateful to have been under his mentorship. I tell people that I went to college three times, with the most important stint at Howard where I relearned the basics, the foundation for everything after, under Angel. Please accept my condolences. Peter VanderPoel

Mrs. Claren's and Family: I was truly sadden to hear about the loss of your husband, Professor Claren's he was an amazing person in his personal and professional life. You spoke of your husband many times and I learned when I visited your home he was a wonderful person and he me feel very welcome. You and the family have a lot to be proud of because he was known as a "GIANT" among the Howard University population and many others. Respectfully I send my prayers and love to all of you. Edith...

Querida Carolina: desde las pampas vaya un estrecho abrazo para ti y tu familia ante tan sensible pérdida. Quiera Dios bendecirlos a todos y darles serenidad para aceptar Su designio. Vicky

Carolina, acabo de encontrar por casualidad esta triste noticia y se me parte el alma. Lo siento profundamente. Ángel fue un amigo muy cercano con visos de hermano. Los acompaño en su pena. Luis Guillermo Torres desde Bogota.

Carolina...my most heartfelt condolences...knowing and working with Angel enhanced both my life as well as my appreciation for our shared profession.

Professor Clarens was a dearly loved and truly appreciated professor during my time at Howard University. His tutelage, influence and inspiration remains in countless numbers of us to this day. He, like so many of our beloved professors, will live on in our hearts and memories, and bring us a smile and palpable sense of gratitude each time they come to mind... Thank you Professor. May God bless the family and may perpetual light shine upon him.

Mr. Clarens was a favorite professor of mine during my time at Howard. I´m very saddened to learn of this loss, and send my condolences to his family and close friends.