Clarence Schraer

We are all blessed by having known Clarence and Doris.Great friends of my family and myself. Clarence Schraer was also my confirmation sponsor@ St Patrick's Church approx 1965. Some of the best memories were of hunting and then processing the meat into sausage etc. I still have the confirmation card he gave me and it is with my other treasures in an old stagecoach strong box my father Joe Herold (my mother Clara Herold) gave me. He is one of my greatest heros that I was ever able to know. I visited Clarence and Doris Sept. 2016 with my son Fred and talked with Clarence on the phone about a month ago. Billings will seem a little bit lonely without him. My condolences to all. But it will be only a few moments (it will seem ) before we all join Clarence and Doris in the Eternal Heavenly Home. God Bless America- we have lost a great man from our midst!

Please accept my condolences on the passing of my cousin, Clarence. Although I have few memories, I do recall many times going to the farm of Aunt Josephine (my Mother, Regina Klos Todaro's sister) and Uncle Ben when I was a small child. May he rest in peace.

I don't know any of you, but I did have the acquaintance of Clarence at Highgate Senior Living. He was one of those unfailing rays of sunshine in the dining room and in the hallways when we were there to visit my Mom and Dad. What a sweet man, who always had a smile, maybe a story, and usually a joke to share. Please accept my sympathies to your family.

I am so sorry to learn of Clarence's passing. He was a kind and good man. My condolences to his daughters, especially Diane and her husband Greg Morrow as I am not sure I'll be able to attend the service

Rest in Peace, Clarence. You were a friend to many, and left a very positive imprint on many hearts. GOD BLESS.