Calvin Ralph Cline Jr.

"Coach" Cline, was "the coach" at Miller Jr. High. Doesn't matter the sport, he was the man. Got the paddle ONCE.

I'm glad I had the good pleasure to know Mr. Cline. I can still remember him standing in the hall way by the gym, at W.E.Miller, in his white uniform and wearing a pair of white Chuck Taylors on his feet. He was easy to talk to. I still miss him today. My condolences go out to his family.

May you find rest beyond the Veil, Grandpa Cline!

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

Mr. Cline,
It’s been a long time since I last saw you, about 1986 or so, when Cara and I were not even teenagers. I want to thank you for your kind and stern leadership. You are in a much better place and I know I will see you again.

To My Former Father-in-Law, Thanks for our talks and advice, your honesty with me, your encouragement, and for being in my corner. You will be missed, but God knows best.God's Love and Blessings-I Love You, Diana Mason Kirk.

To the Cline family,
We pray that the Holy Spirit will strengthen you in this difficult time.
The Evans Family

CALVIN:
WILL MISS YOU. YOU WERE A GREAT BROTHER-IN-LAW. I WILL OFTEN THINK OF THE TIMES YOU WOKE ME UP ON SUNDAY MORNINGS AT 6 AM. REST IN PEACE AND MAY GOD BE WITH YOUR FAMILY.

Hey, Uncle Calvin,
There were a lot of memories that we shared as uncle and niece. I'm sure everyone have their own memories about you, but I know mind are the best.
Love you much,