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In earlier years, Clem was a known derby car racer, and proud mechanic - he could talk you through any car trouble, even if it was over the phone. He loved hunting and fishing (especially with his son, Carson), and watching both NASCAR and the Packers. He cherished family get togethers, and time spent babysitting his grandchildren. He was always there for you, no matter who, and no matter what.
Clem leaves behind his wife, of 17 years, Paula Anderson; daughter, Miranda (Orville) Easland; son, Carson Anderson; grandchildren, Michael, Bailey, Brookelynn, Hunter and Brinley Easland; siblings, Kathy (Ron) McDonald, Mary (Klaas) Vanderbent, Bonnie Robertson, Brenda Robertson, Anddie (Kristi) Anderson; brothers-in-law, Donald Austinson and Joe Ross; parents-in-law, Tom and Mary Ann Ross; four-legged friends, Bentley and Tux, and many other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Marilyn (Lahners) Anderson; parents, Ronald and Bertha Anderson; sister, Peggy Austinson; nephews, Ben Jonns and Lauritz Robertson; niece, Karen Deyoung; and great nephew, Ben Anderson.
A celebration of life will be held at 3 PM at Skinner Funeral Home - Turtle Lake on Friday, April 5, 2024. Please bring happy memories to share. Honorary pallbearers are Russell, Joey, Randy and Jordan Anderson, Matthew, Jerry, and Michael Austinson, and Vern Anderson.
A visitation will take place from 1-3 PM at Skinner Funeral Home - Turtle Lake, and will continue after the service at the Turtle Lake American Legion Post 137, beginning at 4 PM.
Skinner Funeral Home of Turtle Lake is serving the family.
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