Dear Aunt Letty,Mark,Marvin,Steve and families.
Our deepest sympathy is extended to all of you,for the loss of Uncle Clarence. He will truly be missed by all of us.
We rembember when you let us stay at your house when I was being relocated to the area,and when Lila had one of her surgeries.
May the memories that all of you have,help you through the sadness that you are having at this difficult time.
Our prayers are with all of you and we know that Uncle Clarence will be truly missed by all.

Uncle Clarence, I'm going to miss you! You have been for me a father. I remember my first year of high school when you would stay with me, to help me with my homework since I didn't understand English. I remember when we used to watch on Sunday the Ed Sullivan Show. I will never forget what you would say when talking on the phone before saying good bye: “Multi abbracci per tutti”.  You were a good husband and a good father!
Aunt Letty, you have been like my mother and I love you. I give thanks to the Lord for have been able to see you and Uncle Clarence a couple of month ago. I know is hard to say good bye, but Uncle Clarence is in a better place. To my brothers Mark, Marvin and Steven, all my love and know that if you ever need me I'll be there for you. Your dad was a very honorable man and a wonderful husband and father. 
To all the kurylo family, my deepest sympathy.  Let's honor Uncle Clarence by remembering all the good times we shared with him. Love Martha

Dear Aunt Letty, Mark, Marvin, Steve, and families,
My deepest sympathy extended to all of you.  When I think of Uncle Clarence (or Uncle Clary as he was affectionately referred to), my memory takes me back to the many summers vacations that our families spent together at Hills Lake.  One year in particular there were many of us enjoying our time at the lake, and Uncle Eddie had no choice but to sleep in his station wagon, parked right outside the cottage porch.  Being the practical jokesters that they were, Uncle Stanley, my Dad, and Uncle Clary decided to prank Uncle Eddie.  I remember watching Uncle Clary tiptoe down the steps of the cottage and place an alarm clock on the sandy soil underneath the station wagon. We all gather around the cottage door and waited for a few minutes until the alarm bells started to ring.  Uncle Eddie's sleepy face came into view and we all giggled as we watched him try to figure out where the alarm clock was.  No one enjoyed this achievement as much as the three brothers who heartily enjoyed their accomplishment!  I have no doubt that Uncle Stanley, my Dad, and Uncle Eddie greeted Uncle Clary at the pearly gates with brotherly hugs, and then set out on their next mischievious adventure! 
May the many memories that all of you have, help you through the sadness that you are feeling at this difficult time. 
Niece and Cousin,
Kathy

I remember when I spent the night a Marvin's house many many years ago.
His Mom and Dad made me feel at home. Mrs. Kurlyo made us a great breakfast in the morning,  it was a fun time. I remember meeting  Mark and Steve. Marvin
has been my friend for many years .Sorry for your loss Marvin, Cindy and family.
God has another child to embrace.     Craig and Sherry Pullman

mis mas sentidas condolencias tia letty y toda la demas familia por la muerte del tio clarence, acompaÃ±andolos en su pena desde El Salvador, saludos Oscar Altamirano Lacayo

Dear Aunt Letty, Mark, Marvin, Steve, and families, 

My deepest sympathies for the loss of Uncle Clarence, a wonderful man who will be missed by us all. 
 
But a smile does come to my face as I know he, my dad and Uncle Stanley, with his cigar in his mouth, are together again riding the motorbikes as the Kurylo Kops, with Uncle Ed warning them where not to ride.  
  
As long as he is in your memories, he is never really gone.

Glenn

OBITUARY

Clarence V. Kurylo

Born OCTOBER 26, 1923

National Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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