Frank B Clawson

Birth date: Aug 18, 1927 Death date: Jan 5, 2017

CLAWSON, Frank B. Age 89, formerly from Johnstown, PA and married to Thomasine (Tammy) for 67 years passed away peacefully on January 5, 2017, at the Masonic Home of Florida. He is preceded in death by his parents James and Melva, Read Obituary

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John C. Tsacrios

455w ago

Mom Tammy and girls...Please know that all of my memories of you and Frank are all happy and loving. Frank was always in great humor and had a level head about him when dealing with a bunch of DeMolay guys. He set the bar high in so many ways throughout the years. You both set great examples of service and love to young people and I am sure to the "older" people too. I had so much respect for both of you and tried to carry all of that into my DeMolay and Masonic service. I know things were not that easy for Frank later on and am happy he is in heaven in all of his full strength. Maybe he will see my folks there. I am praying for all of you to get you through this time. He is with the Lord and there is light. Blessings! John Tsacrios

Barbara

458w ago

Hi daddy, there are so many memories that come to mind, most are the great ones. I know now that we all have been taught life's lessons through your love and caring way. I am reminded of one of my favorite verses.

Its not the things that can be bought that are life's richest treasure,
its just the little heart gifts that money cannot measure
A cheerful smile, a friendly word, a sympathetic nod are priceless
little treasures from the storehouse of our GOD
They are the things that can't be bought with silver or gold,
for thoughtfulness, kindness and love are never sold.
They are the priceless things in life for which no one can pay,
And the giver finds rich recompense IN GIVING THEM AWAY.

I am so glad that you are my daddy and you have given us so much. I LOVE YOU

Barbara Moore

458w ago

Sister Tammy,

Jim and I are saddened to read of Frank's passing. He was a true gentleman and brother in every sense of these words. We so looked forward to seeing both you and him at any OES event. He had such a witty sense of humor, a great smile, and a strong spirit. Keeping you close in thought and in our prayers.

In Star Love,

Barbara & Jim Moore

Cheryl

459w ago

Daddy,
I just want you know how much you are loved not just by your family, but by all the lives you have touched in your lifetime. Wednesday as we celebrated Mommy's birthday, I know you were having a good day, you were joking around, smiling and I was happy to have been a part of the day. You were surrounded by family and friends, and as I left that evening, you were usually asleep, but you were awake and you told me goodbye...but I never thought that it would be the last time I would hear you tell me goodbye. I know in my heart that you waited until after Mommy's birthday and that I was able to get down and see you and I thank you for that, but now you are with the rest of your own family and you are able to walk and see again and that makes me happy. I will miss you, but I will see again. I have so many memories in my heart and they will be there forever. Thank you for being my Daddy.

Cheryl

Warren And Dottie Willets

459w ago

Tammy so sorry for your loss. Frank was a great man Warren and I worked with him many years at Moss Feaster Fort Harrison. Your in our thoughts and prayers. Dottie & Warren Willets.

June Sloan

459w ago

My deepest sympathy to Tammy and family on your loss. Tammy, I will miss asking you how "my other Frank" is doing.

In Star Love,

June Sloan

Nancy Burnett

459w ago

Frank was the first person I met when I came to Queen Esther. He was standing out in the lobby talking to everyone who came in. He asked me if he could help me and I told him I needed to be "proved" for chapter. He looked at me for a minute and then smiled and said "Oh ok". I guess he wasn't used to having someone know that they needed to be checked out before entering. He welcomed me into the chapter after that.

Frank will be missed greatly by the members of Eastern Star across the state. I pray for God's healing hands for the family.

Barbara Marrs

459w ago

I will never forget the times we spent in Franklin NC when both Pat & I were there at the same time you and Tammy were. Our visit at your homes there and ours and all the Eastern Star meetings you were able to come to. I came across the article the other day on how to fold the American Flag you gave Pat at our Installation and I shall treasure it forever. I know that you were welcomed with open arms into the Celestial Lodge and Chapter as you passed from this earth into to the next.
To Tammy and daughters my sincerest condolences on the loss of Husband and father. May God watch over you all give and give you the strength to get through these times.

Star love and blessings Barbara Marrs

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