Clarence Jay Meyers, son of Chester and Mary DeGraff Meyers, was born on August 20, 1923, near Prairie City, Iowa. He passed away Friday, November 11, 2011, at Jefferson Place in Pella, Iowa.
He received his early education in the Prairie City area and graduated from Monroe High School.
On February 4, 1949, Clarence was united in marriage with Myrna Van Haaften at the Otley Reformed Church. To this union five children were born: Debbie, Craig, Vicki, Marty, and Curtis.
Clarence and Myrna farmed in the Prairie City, Monroe, Knoxville, and Pella areas. In 1988 they moved to Pella. Most recently Clarence lived at Vriendschap Village and Jefferson Place in Pella.
He enjoyed his retirement years and kept busy with gardening and taking care of his flowers. He was well known for his homemade peanut clusters and cookies which he shared with many. Clarence loved spending time with his family and many friends.
Clarence had a strong Christian faith and was a member of the Otley Reformed Church. He served in the consistory for many years. He also was a board member of the Otley/Monroe Co-op.
He is survived his five children; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Clarence's family:
Debbie Vander Linden – Pella
Jeff Vander Linden
Angie Vander Linden and Ron Paxton
Courtney, Ryder, and Treyton Paxton
Craig and Sherry (Rouw) Meyers – Pella
Jenny and Scott Buitenwerf
Cory Meyers
Vicki Meyers – Pella
Marty and Evonn (Van Wyk) Meyers - Pella
Markus Meyers
Matthew Meyers
Curtis and Lori (Butler) Meyers – Pella
Christopher Meyers
He received his early education in the Prairie City area and graduated from Monroe High School.
On February 4, 1949, Clarence was united in marriage with Myrna Van Haaften at the Otley Reformed Church. To this union five children were born: Debbie, Craig, Vicki, Marty, and Curtis.
Clarence and Myrna farmed in the Prairie City, Monroe, Knoxville, and Pella areas. In 1988 they moved to Pella. Most recently Clarence lived at Vriendschap Village and Jefferson Place in Pella.
He enjoyed his retirement years and kept busy with gardening and taking care of his flowers. He was well known for his homemade peanut clusters and cookies which he shared with many. Clarence loved spending time with his family and many friends.
Clarence had a strong Christian faith and was a member of the Otley Reformed Church. He served in the consistory for many years. He also was a board member of the Otley/Monroe Co-op.
He is survived his five children; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Clarence's family:
Debbie Vander Linden – Pella
Jeff Vander Linden
Angie Vander Linden and Ron Paxton
Courtney, Ryder, and Treyton Paxton
Craig and Sherry (Rouw) Meyers – Pella
Jenny and Scott Buitenwerf
Cory Meyers
Vicki Meyers – Pella
Marty and Evonn (Van Wyk) Meyers - Pella
Markus Meyers
Matthew Meyers
Curtis and Lori (Butler) Meyers – Pella
Christopher Meyers
Clarence Jay Meyers, son of Chester and Mary DeGraff Meyers, was born on August 20, 1923, near Prairie City, Iowa. He passed away Friday, November 11, 2011, at Jefferson Place in Pella, Iowa.
He received his early education in the Prairie City area and graduated from Monroe High School.
On February 4, 1949, Clarence was united in marriage with Myrna Van Haaften at the Otley Reformed Church. To this union five children were born: Debbie, Craig, Vicki, Marty, and Curtis.
Clarence and Myrna farmed in the Prairie City, Monroe, Knoxville, and Pella areas. In 1988 they moved to Pella. Most recently Clarence lived at Vriendschap Village and Jefferson Place in Pella.
He enjoyed his retirement years and kept busy with gardening and taking care of his flowers. He was well known for his homemade peanut clusters and cookies which he shared with many. Clarence loved spending time with his family and many friends.
Clarence had a strong Christian faith and was a member of the Otley Reformed Church. He served in the consistory for many years. He also was a board member of the Otley/Monroe Co-op.
He is survived his five children; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Clarence's family:
Debbie Vander Linden – Pella
Jeff Vander Linden
Angie Vander Linden and Ron Paxton
Courtney, Ryder, and Treyton Paxton
Craig and Sherry (Rouw) Meyers – Pella
Jenny and Scott Buitenwerf
Cory Meyers
Vicki Meyers – Pella
Marty and Evonn (Van Wyk) Meyers - Pella
Markus Meyers
Matthew Meyers
Curtis and Lori (Butler) Meyers – Pella
Christopher Meyers
He received his early education in the Prairie City area and graduated from Monroe High School.
On February 4, 1949, Clarence was united in marriage with Myrna Van Haaften at the Otley Reformed Church. To this union five children were born: Debbie, Craig, Vicki, Marty, and Curtis.
Clarence and Myrna farmed in the Prairie City, Monroe, Knoxville, and Pella areas. In 1988 they moved to Pella. Most recently Clarence lived at Vriendschap Village and Jefferson Place in Pella.
He enjoyed his retirement years and kept busy with gardening and taking care of his flowers. He was well known for his homemade peanut clusters and cookies which he shared with many. Clarence loved spending time with his family and many friends.
Clarence had a strong Christian faith and was a member of the Otley Reformed Church. He served in the consistory for many years. He also was a board member of the Otley/Monroe Co-op.
He is survived his five children; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Clarence's family:
Debbie Vander Linden – Pella
Jeff Vander Linden
Angie Vander Linden and Ron Paxton
Courtney, Ryder, and Treyton Paxton
Craig and Sherry (Rouw) Meyers – Pella
Jenny and Scott Buitenwerf
Cory Meyers
Vicki Meyers – Pella
Marty and Evonn (Van Wyk) Meyers - Pella
Markus Meyers
Matthew Meyers
Curtis and Lori (Butler) Meyers – Pella
Christopher Meyers
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