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He is survived by his wife, Dorothy, of 52 years; brother Dean Clark of Riverton, Wyo.; brother Grant Clark and wife Inger of Riverton; and numerous nieces, nephews and grandnephews and grandnieces.
Duane and I want to thank our wonderful doctors who have worked so closely with us for so many years, the staff at DCI kidney dialysis and Sister Monica and the staff at St. Vincent's. We are very grateful for the love and prayers received from so many friends.
Services to be held in Casper, Wyo., at a later date.
This obituary was originally published in the Billings Gazette.
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Tabitha Murray
January 5, 2008
Dorothy
Found this tonight. Just thinking about you.
Much love and care to you.
Charlie Hamwey
March 21, 2006
Dorthy, Duane and you have been special people to me. Both of you have brought to a special reason for living a good life.
Dorothy
March 9, 2006
Lisa, Chris, Kathy, Nick, Evi, William and Bronte
Thank you for you message it was good to hear from you. I have
wondered how you were doing.
Mark & Judy Schickendantz
February 23, 2006
Dorothy,you and Duane were always the dearest best friends, and our kids other set of parents. We have great memories, cooking, laughing, telling jokes, practical jokes, the Neihart cabin days.Our kids have great memories also and always loved "aunt Dorothy and uncle Duane". He will be truly missed, but we are all blessed to have had him as a part of our lives. We love you both, love and blessings,Mark and Judy
Lisa Harmon
February 12, 2006
Dear Dorothy,
We were so sad to hear the news of Duane's passing. He lives on in our memories with his laughter, funny jokes, unstoppable energy and love. Etched in our hearts and minds are the road trips to get restaurant equipment, the trade shows, dinners with you both and just great family get-togethers. We have always been so inspired by your love and care for him too Dorothy. We love and miss you and pray that you are comforted in this time of loss.-Lisa, Chris, Kathy, Nick, Evi, William and Bronte
Rita Manko
February 12, 2006
Duane,
What wonderful memories of our times in Great Falls and Billings, the all day cooking and "sampling" of your wonderful concoctions and Dorothy on prep and clean up duty (no easy task), I still use some of your receipts. The drying Peking duck hanging in the doorway of your apartment always brings a smile...and the gallons and gallons of Tom & Jerry you were famous for... Always a laugh and smile for everyone...the best jokes of the day were always coming from you.
Many lives were brightened by your great sense of humor and warm heart. I am sure you are cooking up a storm right now and taking orders for everyone's favorite dish. You will be missed. My life is better for having you and Dorothy in it. God's speed.
Dorothy Clark
February 5, 2006
John,
Thank you for your message. It was great to hear from you. It has been a lot of years.
Sincerely,
Dorothy
Pat Lansden
February 4, 2006
Duane,
A true gentleman and a wonderful human. Thank you for coming into my life. Thank you for all the great memories and the jokes. It was good laughing with you my friend.
Love,
Pat
Melissa Nystul
February 2, 2006
I was so sorry to hear about Duane's passing. When I got the e-mail today from Dad letting me know, it reminded me of the time when you and Duane came to Columbus to take Grandma and Grandpa to dinner. I was probably in junior high at the time, but even though I didn't have a driver's license he left me drive his sports car. And then after dinner he let me have a Brandy Alexander. He was a great guy and will be missed. You have my deepest sympathies.
Tiffany Skeen
February 1, 2006
Over the past several years of doing the coffee order for Dorothy I grew very close to both of you, I always loved how Duane would make me laugh and brighten my day when I would call to talk to Dorothy! You will be missed by so many... Even though we never met face to face, my heart will always have a space for the both of you.
John M. Harris
February 1, 2006
I am sorry to hear about duane. In case you don't remember me; I was the hog buyer. We retired about 3 years ago and went back to North Dakota
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