Clyde Arthur Smith

Jo Nell, Faye,Carol,
It was my privilage to know C.A. the last year only in church services but attending as he did in his last years on earth in his advanced age was an inspiritation to all of us. Through him we met his family and are the richer for having worshipped with him and you. Please know that we share in your grief and stand with you your loss.

Faye and family - Even though I really didn't know your dad, the few times I saw him at services with your family, he always seemed to be a friendly, happy man. I know you all will have fond memories to remind you of him and that you will certainly miss him. But you can know you did take great care of him these last few years and I know he appreciated it. Take care and know you have our deepest sympathy.

Jo Nell, Faye and Carol - Have fond memories of your dad and the visits to your family's home. You will be in my thoughts and prayers through these trying days. Sympathy to each of you and your families.

Carol, Faye, Jo Nell, and Family,

You have all been on my mind so much. Carol, your dad was an amazing man -- mowing the lawn and riding his bike till late in life. I didn't know him personally, but I do know that he raised some wonderful daughters. I know you have so many memories to cherish. I pray that those memories will bring many smiles to your face. Heaven is a little more crowded tonight now that he has gone home.
Sending all my love.

Jan

It was my pleasure to know Brother Smith. He was a kind, quiet and thoughtful man whose beaming smile warmed your heart.
He seemed to be always wondering how he could help fix something or do for others.
His youngest daughter Carol married my brother Frank and I was privilaged to visit with the Smith's from time to time over the years.
Brother Smith will be missed by all who knew him.
Ed Snapp

Terry, Traci and Family ~ Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers during this time.