We are sorry to hear of Clarence's passing, but glad to hear that there is a new boy George in the family. We don't visit Saskatoon much since Alvera and Joe moved to Calgary: however, Gail may plan another surprise luncheon including you, Faye. If ever in Regina, please call. In Mesa till April 1.
I only had the privilege of Clarence's company occasionally over the years but certainly heard plenty of stories thanks to my dad, Grant. To say they were "BFF's" is kind of an understatement! Rarely a day went by that they didn't talk or spend time together...whether it was tinkering in the garage, going for walks (for Blizzards), working or fishing.
I always took comfort in knowing my dad had someone to look after him when I wasn't around. Ha ha.
Clarence will be deeply missed by all who were lucky enough to call him Friend.
It was our immense pleasure to have known Clarence for the past 16 years through our association with the 722 Breakfast Club. We always enjoyed Clarence's sense of humour and ready smile. Our
condolences to Fay and his family. He will be missed.
I am so sorry to hear of Clarences passing.
My thoughts and prayers go out to you all.
Clarence was a pleasure to work with at Honeywell.
We will miss his smiling face.
So sad for you and your family Faye at the passing of Clarence. Many fond memories of him on and off the water and it was inspiring to watch him enjoy this time with Chad, something he truly treasured. Great person, tirelessly committed to you, his work and friends. We were fortunate to have shared time with him!
Kevin and Jeanette Lester and Family
Dear Faye and family, I worked with Clarence in the early 80's and so sorry to see of his passing. I do remember him as being a quiet easy going man with a great smile. I'm sure he will be greatly missed. May he rest in peace.
So heartbroken to hear of Clarence's passing. My heartfelt condolences go out to his family. I will miss Clarence. I always looked forward to seeing him, his calm personality and willingness to do whatever it was to help you out. The world would be a better place if there were more people like him in the business community.
Our thoughts go out to Faye & family.
Fond memories our younger days and over the years of spending time together enjoying the conversations and your company will never be forgotten.
Clarence's little smile whenever we met was always a pleasant moment.
The memories will always be there to comfort all that knew him as a friend
Clarence was a warm, kind hearted man who epitomized what being a gentleman in business and in life is all about. Our thoughts are with Faye and the entire family. You will no doubt treasure your memories of him always.
My heartfelt condolences. Clarence was an absolute gem and I thoroughly enjoyed time with him. I will forever remember his big smile, warm aura and positive outlook. We can all learn from the way he carried himself.
