CAMDEN F. CLEM

Suzanne, Christopher, and family, My deepest sympathy for your loss. Clem was a great guy and I will always remember the fun all of us had singing in the choir at Holy Name. He was a special man and I will always cherish the memories of him.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Cam was such a great guy and was always friendly and helpful to me and my mother.

"Uncle Cam" ( My mothers brother)...We always called him Uncle Chooch! and he was a flat out hoot..
From a niece in Virginia who remembers him from wonderful times spent in Woodstock, Va (at our grandparents place), traveling up the mountain in Jerome for picnics at Uncle Toms Park, movies for the Clem kids and the Dellinger kids at the theater downtown and then walking home to find all the adults waiting up for us on the front porch, all the holidays spent at Doc and Olla Clems. He...

We will miss you, neighbor.

Clem was in a talent show that we put on at Holy Name church in 2000. He was really funny and a great guy. My friend Marge and I did a couple of skits with the group, we first started out as clowns, and then did Sister Act, Godspell, and Veggie Tales. Lots of good memories of him and the group. He will be missed.

May the God of all comfort and a promised hope, be with the family and friends at this very sad and difficult time.

January 10,2018. To experience grief along is a very difficult experience. But God is very loving and want to help and sustain you at this most difficult time.