Mr. Derosier was a machinist at the Reed Rolled Thread Die Co. of Holden, and also a World War II veteran. Clarence was also a member of the Watta Quotoe Fox & Coon Club of Spencer. Nieces and nephews remember him entertaining them with a bow tie that had worms popping out of the sides.
Clarence died at his home in Spencer, leaving behind his wife, Flora H'Heureux Derosier; three daughters, Rita Narx, Virginia Juaire and Lorraine Doolittle; two sons' Clarence Jr. and Roland Derosier. He also left five sisters, Jeania Young, Lillian Howard, Eva Martin, Hattie Derosier and Eliza Balthazar, plus one brother, Ernest Derosier.
Mr. Derosier was a machinist at the Reed Rolled Thread Die Co. of Holden, and also a World War II veteran. Clarence was also a member of the Watta Quotoe Fox & Coon Club of Spencer. Nieces and nephews remember him entertaining them with a bow tie that had worms popping out of the sides.
Clarence died at his home in Spencer, leaving behind his wife, Flora H'Heureux Derosier; three daughters, Rita Narx, Virginia Juaire and Lorraine Doolittle; two sons' Clarence Jr. and Roland Derosier. He also left five sisters, Jeania Young, Lillian Howard, Eva Martin, Hattie Derosier and Eliza Balthazar, plus one brother, Ernest Derosier.
Family Members
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Josephine "Josie" Derosier Roberts
1872–1950
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Eliza Madeline Derosiers Balthazar
1877–1964
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George A Derosier
1879–1936
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Amede Victor "Middie" Derosier
1881–1955
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Eva M Corriveau Martin
1882–1960
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Delvina O Desrosiers Barrell
1883–1954
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Lydia E. Corriveau Champagne
1885–1956
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Hattie Desrosiers
1887–1973
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Lillian Romelia Derosiers Howard
1894–1994
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Jeannia Marie Derosier Young
1896–1987
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Ernest Frederick Derosier
1902–1964
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