Clarence H. Burns

1918–2003 (age 85)

Biography

Clarence H. Burns offered calm reassurance in times of need, always choosing to lead with patience and understanding. He was a cherished partner, parent, and mentor whose words of wisdom steadied the hearts of those around him.

Generations remember his quiet generosity, which was rarely spoken of but never forgotten. His legacy lives on in the strength and kindness he instilled in family and friends.

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