Clarence D Holler (1934-1994) *59
The grave site of Clarence D Holler / Plot 77147316. This memorial website was created in memory of Clarence D Holler, 59, born on August 17, 1934 and passed away on April 26, 1994.
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Clarence was my Father. He met my Mother, Verna Koberstein in bible school. They planned to marry but it was called off. My Mother raised me in California. She told me about him when i was 12 years old. I always wanted to meet him. A twist of fate allowed me to meet him when I was visiting my maternal Grandfather, Paul Koberstein in Oregon. Turns out they lived in the same buiding but both ended up in the hospital. I met my Father and lost my Grandfather in the same week. My Father had tears in his eyes when we met stating he thought he was going to leave this world with no one to leave behind and now he has a daughter and grandson. He had lost a lot of his memory after suffereing several strokes, but as we talked he remembered my Mother and when the Minister advised him to call off the wedding & he remembered me. If anybody knew him or can help me learn more about him, please can you write me at ramonajoy4u@hotmail.com? Thank you, Ramona