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Dr. John Clarence Wolfe

Ventura, California

1925 - 2009

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Our beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Dr. John Clarence Wolfe, passed away on Oct. 18, 2009, to the sadness of his family and many friends.

John was born in Independence, Mo., on March 23, 1925 to Clarence and Alice Wolfe. John enjoyed his early school years...

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Larry Wolfe and I have been classmates and friends for 50 years. During our school years, I was a guest in the Wolfe home many times. In all my visits, I never remember Dr. Wolfe ever raising his voice in the house. He was a kind, gentle, thoughtful man who I always held in high regard. My deepest sympathies to the entire Wolfe family.

Dear Tim, Tom, Mary, Larry and Paulina,

Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. Dr. Wolfe was a truly kind, thoughtful and generous man whom I was blessed to know. I treasure my memories of him and all of you as well. Kind regards,

Our thought and prayers are with the family of John our rving friend.

Gary and the Wolfe family. I was saddened to hear of the passing of your father.I remember your dad from our childhood and have fond memories of a kind and caring man. It is evident by the success of all the children of his family that he was a true success as a father.
My mother worked with the school district many, many years after her children were long gone from school and always spoke very fondly of your dad.
Prayers go out to you in this sad time of your lives.

Dr. Wolfe was a friend and colleague of my dad. Together, they led the Ventura Unified School District for over 20 years. My dad had the utmost respect for Dr. Wolfe and considered him to be a kind, generous and trustworthy man. I went to high school with Larry and know that he and his siblings reflect all the wonderful qualities of their father (and mother!!) I understand how heartbreaking it is to lose someone you love so much. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

John was a friend and colleague. I had the pleasure of working with him professionally and knowing him as a fellow Rotarian. He well be missed by many people. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.
Bill Shaffer

My deepest sympathy to Paulina and family. Dr. Wolfe was an exceptional man and the best boss anyone could have. I have always treasured every minute of working with him and having him as a friend.

We were so sorry to hear about Larry's dad. You have our deepest sympathy

Paulina and family -- I will always remember John as a gentle, kind man. Pancake breakfasts were always so very much enjoyed with you and "camping" in San Felipe was so relaxing and enjoyable. He is surely in heaven gently touching his angels. Much love and many hugs, Pat Kofal