Clarence E. Wheeler

Spike, I´ve been thinking about the anniversary of your passing for awhile now. Having to jump head first into your shoes to care for mom, gatsby and the home you built hasn´t been easy! Putting out mice traps, fixing the dryer and the plethora of other tasks reminds me daily of the overwhelming loss your family, friends and loved ones feel. I have felt and seen you on numerous occasions checking in. Keep it up!

My condolences to the family. I have many good memories of cousin Spike. My only regret is that I did not get to see Spike or his sister Ruthe after I moved back north before they passed away. Rest in Peace Cousin Spike

Hey Dad, It´s been almost a year since you left. I miss you so much & not a day goes by that I don´t think of you. Deer, raven & pileated woodpecker...Keep sending those signs. Love you Dad

I am so sorry to hear that Spike passed. He was my first friend when I moved to Colrain. He lived across the street from me and came over full of good conversation. He told me the history of our street and all the apple orchards he planted. What a kind and thoughtful neighbor he was. My condolences to his family.

So sad to hear this news. Spike was certainly one of my favorites, even named a rat after him...which thought was hilarious. He was ever caring and devoted to family and friends, it was clear to see why he was so loved. My condolences to Reita and the family. May he rest peacefully and may you all find comfort in your memories. Myssie