Claude T. Austin

I had three fine brothers, and I lost my last one in Claude's passing.
It is so hard to believe he is gone.
No tomatoes. No phone calls every day.
No more of his endless energy that brought so much fun and entertainment to our family.
He was a very unique and special person.
We love you brother, and we began missing you the moment you left.
Faye

A FAITHFUL SERVANT OF OUR LORD.

If you see a guy as a Salvation Army Bell Ringer this Christmas who bears a striking resemblance to Christ, it may not be just some guy dressed as Jesus for Christmas.
Claude may have already begun recruiting, no doubt, for next Christmas, and no doubt, the Savior is not beyond approach for volunteer recruiting where Claude is now involved.
Most of you will get this.
Love you C.T.
Just don't ride the folks on the other side too hard.
Enjoy your time off in Glory.
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After moving my parents here from Houston in 1985, Claude Austin renewed his friendship with my father (Guy Snidow) with whom he had worked years ago. He visited often, bringing them vegetables, and helped them adjust to living in Arlington by having an old friend to reminisce with. Thank you, Claude Austin, for being their friend. It was my pleasure to become acquainted with you.

We lost a treasure on Monday, but Heaven needed someone to get things in order up there! Poppy is the man for the job.
We will miss him.
kerri & greg morris

I will miss you!