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Sue Pepin lit a candle
Monday, March 30, 2020
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Jill Moore posted a condolence
Friday, March 27, 2020
Kim, My heart breaks for you and your family. Please know that you all are in my prayers.
Jill Moore
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Sue Pepin Posted Mar 30, 2020 at 5:22 PM
Kim and Family, very sorry for your Loss, our thoughts and prayers are with you. The IT days at CMH near the High St. Cafe, were the Best IT times that I’ve experienced. Ken empowered the IT Dept, I learned so much from your Project Management etiquette & experience. Also, Ken getting Lynn to CMH as an IT Manager was Amazing. Joyce Managed Centricity, the rest of the staff made the Team work efficiently. We were the Best IT Team in the state of ME/New England/East Coast! Sue Pepin & Fam.
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Monday, March 23, 2020
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Ken in his work habitat @ CMMC 1997 !
No more deadlines or Go Lives !!
Deepest condolences to Kim and Ekaterina .
Sincerely Mark and Gina Johnson
Poland . Me.
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Sue Morton posted a condolence
Monday, March 23, 2020
My deepest sympathy Kim. Peace and love to you and family.
~ sue morton
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Susan Pohl planted 3 trees in memory of Kenneth Clarke
Sunday, March 22, 2020
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Kim, Katya, Zach, Charlie & Ken Jr. & family. We send our love and heartfelt sympathy. Peace, Prayers & Blessings --Love, Susan, Salvatore & Nancy Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree
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Susan Pohl lit a candle
Sunday, March 22, 2020
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Kim, I can’t find the words to express the incredible sadness I feel. When we all landed in Maine back in the mid 1990s, you and Ken quickly became our best friends. There are so many fantastic memories I have from backyard barbecues, New Years Eve bashes, to the infamous hospital annual galas. We could knock on your door, wine in hand and know we were welcome. (ok, maybe it was the wine???) There were some funny memories too. Once, Doug flew Ken and Kim V., to N. Carolina (if memory serves) for a “boys” golf weekend. They returned complaining that all they had to keep warm in the plane (apparently it was below freezing at altitude) was one tiny throw rug. They talked about that for weeks, it seemed. One particular memory that stands out was the time that you and Ken invited Doug and I to meet you for dinner at a Mexican restaurant in Lewiston because “you had something you had to tell us”. Our imaginations ran a bit wild and we were worried at the time about what it could possibly be that sounded so serious. We were surprised and overjoyed to hear your news that the two of you had decided to adopt a child! We anxiously waited until finally, after an arduous process and journey, you were able to bring home your beautiful and precious Katya! Fast forward a few years and as life sometimes does, we were all forced to say farewell to Maine and pursue different paths. Distance separated us, but our friendship remained intact. In 2008 we had made vacation plans together but they were altered when we lost Doug shortly before our scheduled vacation in the Keys. You persuaded Michael and me to join you and Ken for a few days at the vacation house we had rented. You and Ken were an island in the storm. One memory I have from those few days was Ken ordering giant margaritas in honor of Doug while we were watching the sunset and toasting him. Again, moving forward a few years, Salvatore came into my life and you and Ken opened your arms wide and welcomed him. I will miss Ken’s easy nature and ready smile. He was always just plain fun to be around. I can so easily picture him right now. Kim, I understand the loss you and Katya feel is beyond description, but know that my heart is with you. You and Ken and Katya aren’t just my friends, you are my family.
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Clarke Family in NY uploaded photo(s)
Sunday, March 22, 2020
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Thank you Dad for all of the love that you shared, we love and miss you
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Dave Jecklin posted a condolence
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Dear Clarke family -- we were very sorry to learn of Ken's passing. Your husband and father was a very nice man. I only knew him through our association at The Pines and our walks and talks on the golf course. We talked family, golf, skiing and IT "stuff". Such a nice person and gentle sole Ken was. We have been missing him and know all of you will miss him so much more. Please live in God's comfort and support in the past days, now and in the future.
Sincerely, Dave & Kari E. Sand-Jecklin
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Cortnie gronemeier lit a candle
Sunday, March 22, 2020
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Love you uncle ken you will be missed dearly
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Cheryl Martin posted a symbolic gesture
Saturday, March 21, 2020
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I am very fortunate to have gotten to be a part of Kens life. Every 4 weeks for very many years. Not only did I get to make him look good but also got to be part of his family. I love you all very much and Ken you will be missed by so many. May you rest in Gods arms and be at peace till we see you again. Much Love, Cheryl
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The family of Kenneth Vincent Clarke uploaded a photo
Saturday, March 21, 2020
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