sorry to hear of clars passing, clar was a frequent visitor to our home, visiting everytime he was in the area. ready to share a yarn any time. I visited him just a few weeks before his passing at the home, still witty up to the end. R.I.P.CLAR
Clarence was a lighthearted and joyful soul who seemed to always take great interest in the people around him. He was particularly good with words and his effortless ability to weave and wind them into a poem to relate a story was always quite fascinating and very entertaining indeed. Rest in peace Uncle Clarence, you will be missed.
It is with heavy hearts that we just found out about Clar's passing...too late to attend his funeral. Clar was a wonderful man who was a great friend and neighbor to Kevin's family when they lived in North Harbour years ago. We always visited him whenever we were in North Harbour. Our sincere condolences go out to each member of his family. May he rest in the arms of the angels.
It saddens me to think that I'll never here "Hello Shelly", or see him draw another schooner or boat. It is with my deepest heartfelt sympathy I send to my condolences to his family, and the wide circle of friends. He will be greatly missed.
Rest in peace Clar,it makes me sad to know I won't get the chance to see my godfather again.every summer he would always come have a mug up with us when we went to North hr.he would read poems he wrote and draw me pictures.I remember when I was small he was always so good to me.you will be missed by many.North Hr.will never be the same.I now have another guardian angel to look after me.
Gerald & the Dalton Family: Sincere condolences on the loss of Clar. As he was our neighbour on the south side,we have many fond memories of his stories & recitations . He will be missed. Take Care, George & Debbie Pike
Rest in Peace Clar, I met Clar about 3 years ago when i started working at Bell in placentia, he would come in quite often and have a chat and a laugh, He always had a riddle or a rhyme for us and always made me laugh, He always would say" Hello Dor'ling". Rest in peace my friend, i will miss you and your visits.
Gerald and Dalton Family. Sincere condolences on the loss of your brother and uncle. I knew Clar since I worked on the North Hr River in 1964. Clar was a very nice man with a lot of interesting stories.The last time I saw him was sometime in September in Salmoneir. Sorry I am unable to attend the funeral as I am presently in Ottawa.
Clar, you were quite the storyteller, with attention to detail. Whether we bumped into you in St. John's or John's Pond you would spin up a good yarn. We will miss your visits to our camp site wherever we go next. John's Pond or the south side of North Harbour will never be the same. Due to work we are unable to attend your wake or funeral but rest assured we will visit your graveside often. Deepest Sympathy to your family. Rest easy my friend, you have certainly earned your wings.
To the Dalton Family : We wish to express our sympathy on the passing of Clar. We are happy that he visited us on one of our recent trips home . He worked with us years ago when we lived in St Brides . He was a real gentleman. We loved to listen to him tell his stories . He lived a good age . Our thoughts and prayers are with you all . Love to all from Harold And Joan .
So saddened to hear of Uncle Clar's passing. He was a gentle soul who thoroughly enjoyed the simple things in life. He loved telling stories and highly entertained his family, friends and acquaintances with his many rhymes and tales. He will be sorely missed. RIP Uncle Clar... x
