Clarence MacKenzie Creamer

My dearest Daddy,
Tears just flood my heart and eyes as I try for the hundreth time to sign this book. From the first time you played the 1-2-3 game and threw me on my bed at night when I was 5 years old to making sure I had money to buy a dress for Uncle's funeral now that I am 47, you have always met my every need. I pray you felt the love Mom, Jen and I have for you as we held your hands, stroked your hair and whispered our soft goodbyes as you slipped from us into the loving hands...

We want to extend our deepest sympathy to you Dee and your family. We remember your kindness to my Mother, Edna when you lived behind her. We remember Clarence always had a smile on his face. We will keep you in our prayers. Please keep in touch.

Dee, my most heartfelt sympathy & prayers for you and your entire Family. I only met Mr. Creamer a couple of times and spoke to him often on the phone before he retired. I'm glad I met him he was very nice. May the Love & Peace of God comfort you.

You are, by far, the strongest man i know. I wish i would have had more time with you but i know your much happier now. I love you.

i love you paw-paw!!!

I will miss you so much cuz. Love, Larry

Dee,
I haven't seen you in years but I am Dan Tucker's sister. Dan died Nov. 13,2009.
I want to send my deepest sympathies to you and your family.

Dee,Lorrie,&Jennifer, I was so sorry to hear about Clarence. He was the sweetest man I have ever met.He was by far the greatest boss I ever had also. I know your heart is breaking right now and I can not say anything that will help you but in time your heart will heal a little and you will start smiling when you think of him and all the wonderful times you had with him. He loved his family and you loved him and that is all that matters. God is hugging him now and you will...