Clyde H. Pettijohn Jr.

Dad, I just couldn't say this before, but I am so sorry I never moved home when mom died or even when earl died. I know that none of you could ever understand why. I just put myself first, like I always did as a punk growing up. Can you ever for give me.? You suffered silently for years, and you told me that. Earl always said he would tell me when it was time to move home,and he did, a few days after he fell, when Harold was able to get us on the phone together. ..I still didn't come,...

Star. Although it has been many years since we were kids at First Christian Church, I still have many fond memories of your dad. My dad passed away in 1975, but remember that he and your dad were friends. I am sure that they have reconnected in Heaven and are watching over us. Our prayers are with you and your family. May God bless you.

Star,
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. Please know you are all in our prayers.
Lynn and Rob...(Amber's grandparent's)

I did not know Clyde, but I do know he raised a great daughter in my friend, Star Pettijohn Lewis. May he rest knowing how much both Star and Dawn loved him. Max, Tina... Are surely getting a nice pat.

Clyde, being as I am a selfish person and wish to keep those I love, admire and strongly care about around me, I find it very hard to et you go. Having said that My sorrow pales in comparison to the joy of your rejoining those who went before you.
God bless you all.
Harold and Sue Guetzlaff