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John Lindsey
April 2, 2023
Miss Dan please have his sisters contact me!!its 2023 and I´m trying tk find out about their dear mom who I last talked to in 2017 and lost contact. My direct is 474-0868 in Madera John Lindsey
John Lindsey
December 9, 2020
Will always be remembered as a true friend of wit and humor god bless until we meet again
John Lindsey
December 9, 2020
D B
April 16, 2007
Dan and I were soul mates. I knew the more intimate, emotional side of him. Dan was a brilliant musician, and never afraid to see through the eyes of his heart. We made each other laugh and cry, and until the memorial, some memories had almost faded away. I will always smile when I think of you. This one's for you Daniel Eugene, "AS YOU WISH."
Brent & Elizabeth DeMonte
April 10, 2007
What a shock when Karen called to say that Dan was no longer with us. We're still in a state of disbelief. The last commercial I ever cut, I had Dan as my engineer, recorded at the Clear Channel station. Our deepest sympathy to Ken and Karen, to Pat, and to Dan's loving sisters. We look forward to seeing you all on the 15th, but obviously we wish the circumtances were different. Celeste, who knew Dan through the church youth group a few years ago, plans to come with us. Again, sincere condolences to the entire Clarke/Humphrey clan. Please know that your sorrow is shared by many.
Mary Deaner (Brewer)
April 8, 2007
My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. Mrs. Clarke, Debbie, Diane, and Denise. We were childhood friends where there house was the FUN HOUSE! We spent many nights there with all of us girls playing and having fun. I always remember Dan would make our breakfast....Scrammbled eggs, etc. He was always a kidder (tormenting us girls!!) He was known for his intelligence who had answers for any and every question we had. Looking back some 35 + years I remember how the Clarke family adored big brother Dan. GOD BLESS!
Yolanda Gallegos
April 8, 2007
Daniel I'm gonna miss you more than you know. Your in a far better home, and that does give me comfort. C'ya ND. Love ya.
Karla Hutchens
April 8, 2007
The time was Fall 1972, the place was McLane High School, the class was Chemistry. The crazy character sitting right behind me was Dan Clarke. Dan's antics and wit and outrageous stories helped me get through what was otherwise an uninspiring class. My son grew up hearing all the "Dan Clarke stories", and we were so saddened to hear of his passing. Dan, everything about you will live on forever --- those of us who knew you will see to that.
JOHN ARAIZA
April 8, 2007
Dan was a great talent and person. He was always helpful and I remember many years ago during the early days of my radio career Dan helping me land a job at a radio station in the mid 70's in Fresno. Always helpful, always giving of himself. Great guy! Dan will be missed...
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