Birth date: Aug 16, 1926 Death date: Jan 29, 2015
Clarence LaVerne Anderson, age 88 of Centerville, Iowa passed away Thursday, January 29, 2015 at Mercy Medical Center in Centerville. Clarence was born August 16, 1926 to Glenn and Grace (Stober) Anderson in Davis County, Iowa. H Read Obituary
So very sorry to hear of Clarence's passing. Your family is in my prayers. Posted by Natalie Felkner - Centerville, IA - Friend January 29, 2015
WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE GREAT MEMORIES OF YOU AND WINNOGENE. THE FUN TIMES AT THE JAMS AND THE WONDERFUL FELLOWSHIP AT CHURCH. . I WISH IT POSSIBLE TO BE THERE NOW. . OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE FOR WINNOGENE AND ALL THE FAMILY. ROY AND ZELDA POSTON Posted by rJ ZELDA POSTON - CANTON, NC - friend January 29, 2015
We are so sorry for your loss,may God heal your broken hearts and ease your pain. Posted by Larry & Mary Shondel - Centerville, IA - friend January 30, 2015
Please accept our sincere sympathy and prayers, and may your loving memories give you peace. Posted by Dennis & Beverly Sisul Laurson January 30, 2015
Every family gathering or party was happy and lively when Uncle Clarence was there. I remember being about 14 at Lyn's wedding, gawky and awkward, and Uncle Clarence asked me to dance and made me feel like a princess! I always looked forward to seeing him and having him exclaim, My Stars! My heartfelt sympathy to Aunt Winnogene, Lyn and Pam and all of the family in Centerville who have been close to him all of their lives. Posted by Kim Findlay-Brackey - Davenport, IA - Great-Niece January 30, 2015
Although we met Clarence and Winnogene later in life, I would count them as some of the dearest friends ever. South Texas became a special place because we spent several months together. The laughter, the conversation and the good food and companionship will never be forgotten............. My love and prayers to you Winnogene and family. Posted by Bonnie Witzel - Burlington, CO - Friend January 31, 2015
Too many memories to list them all. Just the best Dad ever. Still can't believe he's gone. Rest in peace Daddy. Posted by Lyn Pfeifer - West Des Moines, IA - daughter January 31, 2015
My deepest sympathies to Clarence's family. I remember Clarence from when I was a young boy in the mid to late 60's on my Dad's farm (Rex Cochran) about 7 miles west of Centerville, and when Clarence would deliver propane to us. He was always a very welcome sight when he brought us propane on those cold winter days in Iowa. I always went outside and watched him unroll that long hose, and hook it up, and fill our tank. He was always so friendly to me, and thus I will never forget him, and am saddened to learn that he has passed now. May God comfort his family, now and always. Amen. Posted by Mark Cochran February 01, 2015
