Clarence William Hoover Jr.

Clarence was a very fun and well liked coworker. No matter what, he made the day better with his sudden outburst of levity and laughter. I will always remember this guy. I visited him once at his 'spread' and regret that i did not get there again. I wanted to a year ago, while traveling to NJ but just couldn't recall the route to his place. Saw him at the Williams Twsp Carnival also. A proud guy, friendly, uplifting spirit. RIP Clarence.

Our condolences to you and your family.

Linda and Family, I send you my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Ellen

So sorry to hear of the passing of our cousin Sonny. Even though we were not close because of such an age difference family is important to us. Our prayers go out to his extended family, friends and loved ones and especially to our cousin Joanie. RIP Sonny

To all of Clarence,s, family, friends, & loveones ; Please know your in our thoughts & prayers as we mourn our loss. Farewell CLARENCE REST IN PEACE

I am sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Hoover. He and my late father, John Craig, we´re great friends growing up. My dad often shared stories of their crazy teen years and the fun they had. He was blessed with a wonderful family. May your faith bring you comfort and peace.

Joan Sorry to hear of your loss. Wishing you God's Peace

I'm so sorry to see your dad has now died too. I don't know if you remember me or not, but we all lived on Morgan Hill together when we were all young. I have many good memories of especially Rhonda and Saundra. I think Clarence was younger than you two girls. Your parents were both very special and loving. I loved all your Dad's beagles and the venison he used to get. I used to tell my mom that I liked coming down to help your mom with dishes because her dishes were prettier. At least...