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Brandy St. Clair
May 5, 2004
My favorite memory of my uncle Gene is when I was younger, he would always play games with me. He even taught me how to play Domino's.
Gene had the kindest and most caring heart. He will always be in my heart and in my memories.
Monie Telford
April 20, 2004
My brother was a kind and gentle soul. He was a loving son, brother and friend. He was always there for us with a shoulder to lean on or to wipe away our tears when we were sad. I will love and miss him always.
In loving memory, Monie
Amy Kochendorfer
April 20, 2004
I remember this time I was visitng out in Tacoma and my cousin and I went to downtown to explore on our own. We were sitting in a bar, "exploring", when who should show up? Our uncles Gene and Randy to "check up on us". Gene was always protective of me and I'll miss him dearly. I know the Great Creator has guided him on his journey and has welcomed him home.
Deb St Clair
April 19, 2004
You've left such a void in everyones lives...we miss your kind, gentle spirit. We will cherish all the wonderful memories of you & look forward to seeing your smiling face again. We love you! Your sister-in-law..Deb
Julie St.Clair
April 18, 2004
Miss you Gene, I still see your smiling face. Love Julie
Barb Laroen
April 16, 2004
Gene's Family - I work with Patti & Katie. I didn't know Gene, but from talking to Patti & Katie, know that he must have been a wonderful person with all the love your family has for him. You are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. I hope each year when Easter approaches, it will now bring on another meaning for you, one that will also include wonderful thoughts and good times with Gene.
Cathy Larson
April 16, 2004
I met Gene when I was 15 yrs old, hanging out with his younger sister Patti. As I got older, I got to know Gene better. He was a great friend to have.
Leslie Keehn (Larson)
April 16, 2004
My thoughts are with you all.
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