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Frederick Clow Obituary
He is survived by two children: Stephen (Karrie) Clow of Edwardsville and Julia (Andy) Conner of Edwardsville; and four grandchildren: Anna and Kate Conner, and Edan and Kaden Clow.
Mr. Clow was employed as a pipefitter at Granite City Steel for 43 years. He enjoyed
reading and recreational shooting. He was also an expert cook and enjoyed sharing that talent with his family and friends.
Visitation will be from 5-6 p.m. Thursday, January 24, 2013 at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Edwardsville. A memorial service will follow at 6:00 p.m. at the church. According to his wishes, his remains will be cremated.
Memorial contributions may be given to St. Boniface School or to the Disabled American Veterans. Kalmer Memorial Services in Lebanon is in charge of arrangements.
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Carrie Tim
January 23, 2013
You will be missed by all your Realtor friends. Rest in Peace.
Ryan Renko
January 22, 2013
Rest in peace Fred. You were always a good person that I met through Julie and Steve.
John Burnett
January 22, 2013
Janet and I send our condolences to all of Fred's family and friends.
Larry Lacey
January 22, 2013
To the Clow family,your father was one of a kind. I first met him when I worked nights at Montclaire Bowl. He and Jim Scates would entertain me after they got off work at the mill. He was affectionately known as Father Fred to the bar patrons at Montclaire. He got this nickname from his habit of sitting at the bar with his chin resting on his folded hands, as if he were praying for us. Rest in peace my friend.
Mary Makler-Warren
January 22, 2013
My deepest sympathies to both Steve and Julia and your families.
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