Roland-Clousher-Obituary

Roland L. Clousher

HANOVER , Pennsylvania

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HANOVER Roland L. Clousher, 77, died early Friday morning, January 16, 2009, at his home. He was the husband of Doris A. (Auchey) Clousher for 57 years. Born June 14, 1931, in Hanover, he was the son of the late Cover M. and Mabel (Lohr) Clousher. He was a New Oxford High School graduate and also...

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Dear Doris and Family
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. May your fond memories of Roland comfort you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love Judy & Frank

Dear Mam and Family,
I know this is very tough on us all, but all we can do is remember every thing that Boz has done for all of us over the years and hold that close to our hearts and in that we will stay strong and know that Boz will always be with us. I wishI could have been with you all this weekend. you are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Love Dustin

To Doris and family,
You have my deepest sympathy in your loss of Roland. May you find strength, comfort and peace in the Lord at this very difficult time. Hope you remember me... I am Pearl Resh's youngest daughter, Deb. Take care and God Bless!

Kathy and family,
I am very sorry to hear of your father's death. May the memories that you hold dear and the love and support of your family and friends help you through this time of adjustment.

dear ed sorry to hear about your dad only met him once but he was very nice to me. teri and i have you in our thoughs and prayers please keep in touch

mrs .c; sorry to hear about roland i really liked him he was a good man i had fun working for him he always had a smile for you i thopugt about him alot after i left kuhn bros. rest in peace keyston rebel.

Doris and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Roland meant so much to his Virginia friends and I have always enjoyed the many visits and celebrations we have had with your family. He shall truly be missed. May God bless you as He comforts you. Love and prayers.
June Hockman
Maurertown, VA

Doris and family, we're sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed seeing Roland and talking to him and you all as well. You all are in are prayers.

Roland and Doris treated me as one of their own children when I was growing up. They use to take me to the races at Lincoln Speedway. One time as we were leaving their driveway, the Jeeps car door flew open and Doris flew out of the Jeep. She jumped up, dusted herself off and climbed back into the Jeep. I also remember that Roland loved the Indy 500 races. He use to get the reel to reel film of the race each year. I use to set with the family and watch those awesome races. They both touched...