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2022
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Peggy Barz
July 16, 2022
My heart is so sad. The biggest, tightest hug from Higgins Lake. May God hold you and yours close.
Zane & Antonella Nobbs
July 15, 2022
Having known Bruce all of my life, words cannot suffice to express what a loss is felt. The last time we talked was at my farm in Coleman and he was as happy and optimistic as always. He was kind enough to call and stay in touch after we left the area, and we appreciated this very much. Our deepest sympathies and condolences to the Clark family. Godspeed, Bruce, as you enter the next phase of existence!
Chuck Turner
July 14, 2022
To the family of Bruce, I am sorry for your loss. I knew Bruce from the days he worked on the Coleman station EMS unit. He was young, energetic and really loved helping people and contributing to his community.
Chuck Turner-Retired Midland EMS Paramedic
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