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Obituary For John A Clements

Mr. John A Clements, Jr., 74, of 533 Glenwood Springs Road, Eatonton, Georgia departed this life Wednesday, March 18, 2020 at Navicent Health in Macon, Georgia.

Visitation hours will be Friday, March 20 from 4:00-8:00 P.M.; Bernard's, The Eatonton Chapel.

Funeral Services will be held 11:00 A.M. Saturday, March 21, 2020 at Union Springs Baptist Church, Rutledge, Georgia, Reverend Robert Terrell, officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.

Services entrusted to Bernard's Family Funeral Care, LLC, The Eatonton Chapel is honored to serve the Clements Family.

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Margaret, my sincere condolences on the loss of John. John was a good man. I will keep your family in my prayers. I'm not going to quote Scripture to as I know you know the words of the Lord. May God Bless you

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I had the opportunity to get to know John working in the tool room at Horton homes, I always enjoyed talking to him. He was a good man. I'm So sorry for your loss.

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To the Family of Mr. John Clements. Our prayers goes out to you all. To our dear sister ,his lovely wife . We love love you. John truly love you. His favorite word to you was honey. Our hearts are heavy for the sudden lost. But we know God has everything in control. Praying God give you the strength. John will be missed. He will continue to live in our hearts. He will always be there with us in spirit. We will miss that laugh when we have our family gatherings. Rb and Eddie Mae.

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To the family members of Mr. John A. Clements. My prayers and condolences are extended from across the miles in loss of your loved one. May God continue to bless and strengthen each of you in the days a head. Yours in Christ, Dr. Stanley Melton Harris

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To the family members of Mr. John A. Clements and on behalf of my father (who is passed) and myself, please accept the Monroe family condolences for your loss. I remember John A. from my time at Horton. John was a clear thinker, a man who could see and interpret the whole picture without prejudice, a valuable man. And in my experience, John A. was a man who consistently did the right thing, a good man. Again I say, please accept my condolences for your loss. Respectfully with Best Regards, Mark Daniel Monroe

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