Birth date: Dec 28, 1942 Death date: Jan 13, 2009
Clarence E. McGuire Clarence was born December 28, 1942 in Fairfax, Missouri. Our Lord called him home on January 13, 2009. He is survived by his wife Shirley; two daughters, Stephanie Mills and Suzanne Blakeley and son-in-law, Read Obituary
I loved this guy and we had so much fun as we grew up as neighbors. His family was my family and we kids spend a lot of time together in their cellar during tornado seasons. I loved their peach tree. The last time I saw him was at our 45th HS class reunion in Tarkio. We called him C.E. and I'll remember him forever.##imported-begin##Judy Mertz Flack##imported-end##
I'm a classmate of C.E. So sorry to hear of his passing. May God Bless You. Remember memories are pictures of the heart and we can always have them close to us.##imported-begin##Peggy Driskell##imported-end##
I am so sorry to learn of CE's passing. He was a wonderful classmate and always had a smile. I know he will be missed by all. My best wishes to the family.##imported-begin##Harold Johnson##imported-end##
shirley, so sorry to learn of C.E.'s passing. I have notified the rest of C.E.'s graduating classmates of 1960. He will be missed at our future gatherings. He was a very sociable person and I doubt that he ever met a stranger.
sincerely,
lloyd weathermon##imported-begin##lloyd weathermon##imported-end##
Suzanne, I heard about your loss and just wanted you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Candace##imported-begin##Candace Lange Moore##imported-end##
I attended school with C.E. in Tarkio MO. I remember him as a friendly good hearted person. My husband and I send our condolences to his wife and family.##imported-begin##Janet Watkins##imported-end##
CE will be missed. We had alot of fun, with the Buick hood, he pulled behind his 46 Ford,during the winter of 59, and 60. I will always have fond memories of CE. He always had a smile and kind word for everyone.##imported-begin##Larry J Graybill##imported-end##
I was devastated to learn of Clarence's passing. He was always at the hospital during my father, Gerald Reese, long hospitalization and was a constant source of encouragement for all of us. I will miss him terribly.##imported-begin##Denise Reese Ahlstedt##imported-end##
Mrs.McGuire, Stephanie and Suzanne, My heart goes out to you guys. He will be so very missed. I remember all the good times while living on Sherwood Drive.
You guys are in my prayers.
Stacy Spears##imported-begin##Stacy Spears##imported-end##
Suzanne and Stephanie, I am so sorry to hear about your Dad. Some of my best memories growing up include being at your house, and I know every true "bandie" could never forget the "Dr. Pepper van". Your Dad did so much for The Pride that even 20 years later, every time I am frustrated at a volunteer event I remember your Dad, he was always there, always helping even when no one else did. Both of your parents were always so wonderful to me. Even after we were adults, when I saw them out your Dad was always the first to give me a hug! He was so proud of the two of you and the women you have become and I know how he just delighted in your children. If there is anything I can ever do, please let me know.##imported-begin##Jennie Shephard##imported-end##
