Claire was born February 11, 1943, at Somerville, Massachusetts, the daughter of Dorothy Mae (Gauthier) DesFonds and Wilfred J. Daley II.
She was raised in Somerville and lived in Baltimore, Maryland and Petersburg, Alaska. In 1980, Claire moved to Richmond, Kansas.
Claire was united in marriage to Arthur D. Blackburn November 19, 1963, at Seabrook, New Hampshire. They were happily married for nearly 57 years and had four children.
She was a devoted lifelong homemaker. Claire also worked as a medication aide at Richmond Nursing Home in the early 1980's and at the south Dairy Queen from 1986 to 1989.
She was a member of the Princeton Christian Church.
Claire lived for her family and friends and always looked forward to time spent together. She enjoyed collecting elephants and playing Bingo at VFW, Eagles, and the Richmond Community Building. Going to the Richmond Senior Center, taking bus trips, and going to the dinner theater were always fun for Claire.
She was preceded in death by her parents, infant brother, and granddaughter, Cassandra Blackburn.
She was survived by her husband, four children, five grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
She was raised in Somerville and lived in Baltimore, Maryland and Petersburg, Alaska. In 1980, Claire moved to Richmond, Kansas.
Claire was united in marriage to Arthur D. Blackburn November 19, 1963, at Seabrook, New Hampshire. They were happily married for nearly 57 years and had four children.
She was a devoted lifelong homemaker. Claire also worked as a medication aide at Richmond Nursing Home in the early 1980's and at the south Dairy Queen from 1986 to 1989.
She was a member of the Princeton Christian Church.
Claire lived for her family and friends and always looked forward to time spent together. She enjoyed collecting elephants and playing Bingo at VFW, Eagles, and the Richmond Community Building. Going to the Richmond Senior Center, taking bus trips, and going to the dinner theater were always fun for Claire.
She was preceded in death by her parents, infant brother, and granddaughter, Cassandra Blackburn.
She was survived by her husband, four children, five grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
Claire was born February 11, 1943, at Somerville, Massachusetts, the daughter of Dorothy Mae (Gauthier) DesFonds and Wilfred J. Daley II.
She was raised in Somerville and lived in Baltimore, Maryland and Petersburg, Alaska. In 1980, Claire moved to Richmond, Kansas.
Claire was united in marriage to Arthur D. Blackburn November 19, 1963, at Seabrook, New Hampshire. They were happily married for nearly 57 years and had four children.
She was a devoted lifelong homemaker. Claire also worked as a medication aide at Richmond Nursing Home in the early 1980's and at the south Dairy Queen from 1986 to 1989.
She was a member of the Princeton Christian Church.
Claire lived for her family and friends and always looked forward to time spent together. She enjoyed collecting elephants and playing Bingo at VFW, Eagles, and the Richmond Community Building. Going to the Richmond Senior Center, taking bus trips, and going to the dinner theater were always fun for Claire.
She was preceded in death by her parents, infant brother, and granddaughter, Cassandra Blackburn.
She was survived by her husband, four children, five grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
She was raised in Somerville and lived in Baltimore, Maryland and Petersburg, Alaska. In 1980, Claire moved to Richmond, Kansas.
Claire was united in marriage to Arthur D. Blackburn November 19, 1963, at Seabrook, New Hampshire. They were happily married for nearly 57 years and had four children.
She was a devoted lifelong homemaker. Claire also worked as a medication aide at Richmond Nursing Home in the early 1980's and at the south Dairy Queen from 1986 to 1989.
She was a member of the Princeton Christian Church.
Claire lived for her family and friends and always looked forward to time spent together. She enjoyed collecting elephants and playing Bingo at VFW, Eagles, and the Richmond Community Building. Going to the Richmond Senior Center, taking bus trips, and going to the dinner theater were always fun for Claire.
She was preceded in death by her parents, infant brother, and granddaughter, Cassandra Blackburn.
She was survived by her husband, four children, five grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
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