I miss you Uncle Clarence. I have many fond memories of the time we spent together. I know you are waiting for your loved ones to get to heaven. You are loved by so many nieces and nephews as well as your children and grandchildren. 

I remember when I lived in the old log house on Elkins road my grandmother Frankie would tell me about Clarence when he was either living there or he had built it.My grandparents helped him with the last room it was built of blocks.They had always talked of him being such a good man.It made me proud because my family knew Clarence back then and they knew Barbara.That there was kind of a connection with them and my family.I know he was kind hearted and kind soul because they raised a amazing daughter LeAnn.

I remember when Uncle Clarence and Aunt Louise  would come to the house i would follow them to the car and talk all the way there. While he was in the hospital he would talk about mom and her bring him food while he was in hospital or when him and mom would watch old movies and they both would be a sleep. I would always give him hugs and tell him i love him . He would talk about dad sitting under the shade tree and his wines or the garden . Uncle Clarence was a wonderful uncle im going to miss him but one day we will meet again. It will be like old times. I love u and miss you Uncle Clarence. Please give mom and dad a hug from me. #RIP UNCLE CLARENCE.  I love u Aunt Louise he is with mom and dad  and randy now he is in good arms .


I remember how papaw taught me about land scapping and he took me to work with him work sometimes and . I helped them out  sometimes .  Then when I went to their house , we always played cards..Of  course Papaw won all the time....Lol but he always had a smile on his face no matter what and he always gave me a kiss on my forehead and gave me a hug. He was always a jokester and a very hard worker. 

I miss you, Daddy. I miss your funny raised eyebrow and grin. I miss your stories and old timey country sayings. I miss being able to ask for your advice. I miss hearing you call me “LeAnna”. I miss you asking about your grandchildren Ashley “Ashy” and Haley “My Redhead” and great grandbaby Leigha, “My Baby” ~ as you called them.  I miss seeing you give Leigha “sugar” on the forehead... every single time she came over she had to have it. Papaw Kisses ❤️
 I miss being able to hear your voice.  I miss walking in the house and seeing you sitting in your chair next to the table. It looked so empty without you there....it made me so sad. I told your brother, Uncle Dexter that he could sit there now. I know you don’t mind, Daddy. I think it helps him feel closer to you. He regrets not being able to see you in the hospital  before you left. 
My Chris said he missed hearing you say “Hey man!” when we walked in your house and “What’s your hurry?” when we would leave.  He has been my hero thru all this. I know you loved him like a son. He loved you too. He sang at the funeral, it was beautiful. 
So many things I miss, Daddy.  I know Momma misses you too. She misses fixing you coffee and talking about the grandkids and sharing memories.  She even misses arguing with you ❤️  
Don’t worry, Daddy. I will watch over them all just like I promised you as I held your hand when you took your final breath. I love you. You will hold a special place in our hearts. Always. 

Aunt Louise,
I want you to know how much I love you and Uncle Clarence. I will always cherish the wonderful memories I had staying with you all when I was little. I will never forget learning to ride a bicycle because I wanted to make Uncle Clarence stop calling me "Bicycle" and make him proud of me. I will always cherish that nickname and will never let anyone else call me that except you. 
I always think of Uncle Clarence and Uncle Charles when I work in my yard and plant new flowers. I am going to plant a new flower bed in Uncle Clarence's memory this year. His memory and love will forever remain with me until I see him again. 
I love you very much.

Your loving niece,
Phyllis White Manning
(Thelma Lenear White's Daughter)

OBITUARIO

Clarence Russell Lenear

27 octubre, 1934 – 1 abril, 2019

McCarty - Evergreen Funeral Home

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