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Claire worked as a secretary at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center from 1961 until the birth of her second child in 1967. While busy raising her six children, her work didn’t stop there. Claire was often busy in the family business, Al Marlow & Sons, gathering and grading eggs, planting and picking some type of fruit or vegetable or working at the vegetable stand. Claire could be seen at the Ogdensburg Bowl either bowling or keeping score or she could be seen on a softball field cheering on her husband, and later sons, usually keeping the team scorebook. Claire drove school bus during her and Larry’s years of owning and running Marlow’s Bus Corporation. Claire worked for Miracle Ear with her husband and then later her son, Stephen.
She enjoyed her time being a wife and mother and later, a grandmother and great grandmother. She enjoyed reading Harlequin Romance novels, playing solitaire, doing crossword puzzles, scratch-off tickets and playing games, especially Aggravation, Yahtzee and Skip-Bo. She loved spending time with her kids, grandkids and great grandkids. She had a great love of family!
Claire is survived by her children, Sue Bouchey, Tammy (Rick) Carr, Doug (Kathy) Marlow all of Ogdensburg; Steve (Elizabeth) Marlow of Richville and Robin (Dan) Hayes of Gotha, Florida. She was predeceased by a daughter, Lawrelle, at age 15, from a tragic accident on the first day of school. Her grandchildren, Amanda Carr, Paul (Krystal) Marlow, Kaycee Cameron, Andrew Carr, Ryan (Lesley) Bouchey, Patrick (Celeste) Hayes, Adam (Adriania) Bouchey and Zackery Marlow. Great grandchildren: Peyton Marlow, Alexia Carlin, Elena Guzman, Kayla Marlow, Alivia Bouchey, Owen Bouchey, Berkley Carr and Liam Hayes. Her siblings, Hank (Kathy) Bouchard, Paula (Phil) Jacques, Gail Bouchard and Barbara (Jack) Townsend as well as several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by two brothers-in-law, Gary Bouchard and Paul (Theresa) Marlow.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Claire’s memory to the Dr. Ravinder N. Agarwal Renal Center, 124 Ford Ave., Ogdensburg; Richard E. Winter Cancer Center, 5 Lyons Place, Ogdensburg, NY 13669; HCR Cares, 85 Metro Park, Rochester, NY 14623; or Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley, 6805 US-11, Potsdam, NY 13676.
Friends and family may call at the LaRue & Pitcher Funeral Home on Tuesday, November 21st from 11-1pm prior to a mass of Christian burial at 1:30pm at the Notre Dame Church, 125 Ford Ave., Ogdensburg, with Rev. Joseph Morgan officiating. A burial will take place following the service in the Notre Dame Cemetery, located at 6088 County Route 6, Ogdensburg, NY
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