Mrs. Bische & Family- Clarence and I worked together at Allison and I also knew him through the K of C. He was a wonderful and caring gentleman. I considered him to be a good friend. What drew me to him was the fact that I was raised in St. Anthony which adjoined St. Marks. We reminisced numerous times and found that we had many common friends in the St. Marks/St. Anthony area. I always enjoyed talking with him and will miss him. May he rest in peace.

I first met Clarence years ago when I was a teenager at Bergs Garage in St.Marks. My dad worked their and Clarence would come to St.Marks to visit family. He was a gentleman, I enjoyed talking to him. I knew his Dad and admired him as well. As time went on I would meet Clarence again on my leave from service, we would have a beer together at Spikes or at Butches tavern. We talked about his job in Indianapolis which he loved. I couldn't believe all the benefits his company offered. After service and Technical School I ended up with his company. I have to Thank Clarence for his friendship and inspiration.

Sincerely

Allen Berg

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Rebecca J De La Rosa, DDS purchased flowers (Gracious Lavender Basket)

May you know the warmth and comfort of God's embrace during this time of healing. Dr. Rebecca De La Rosa

I am so sorry for your loss, I lost my Mom this year. I have found death to leave me with a feeling of helplessness. May I leave you this word of encouragement. It has helped me. The Bible says that God hates death; he views it as an enemy. (1 Corinthians 15: 26) He has "a yearning" to conquer that enemy, to undo death by means of the resurrection. He longs to bring back those who are in his memory and to see them live on earth again. -Job 14:14,15. My sincere condolences Denis Rader