Clarence Warren Sadler Jr.

Dear Betty-
You and Clarence were my home away from home. I have many fond memories of spending time with the family, especially at Sunday dinner.
With love--

Dear Betty I am so sorry to hear of your
loss. I remember your wedding.

Dear Mrs. Sadler, Sherry, Rob and extended Family,
Union Street has lost another wonderful person. I have so many memories of seeing Mr. Sadler walking down the street from work towards home, smoking his cigar and smiling as I skipped down the sidewalk; watching him trying to catch Poncho when ever he escaped; the first time I saw him answer the "red" phone.....I was so impressed. He was so calm and in control in an emergency. You have so many memories to cherish. May those memories...

Betty, our sincerest sympathy to you and your family.
Al & Eleanor Laude

May loving memories help you through this difficult time.

I enjoyed his daily visits to the Montague Mini Mart when I worked there in the early 80's. He got me stuck on reading the Boston Herald. To this day, when I go to buy it, I can smile and think of him

We are so sorry to hear of your loss of a husband as well as a father, he was a friend to all . His life touched so many people in Montague. Our hearts go out to you all. Jackie Kofoed, (Annear) and the Gelinas fanily Don, Kim, Karen and Kevin

We are so sorry to hear of your loss of a husband as well as a father, he was a friend to all . His life touched so many people in Montague. Our hearts go out to you all. Jackie Kofoed, (Annear) and the Gelinas fanily Don, Kim, Karen and Kevin

Dear Betty and Family,
We are so so saddened to hear of Clarence's passing. He was such a special person. We loved stopping by to visit when at the Cape and hearing all his stories and book recommendations! We will miss him so very much. Love, Marcia and Michael