BERNIER
 
ADAMS, DAVID L.   ADAMS, VICTOR   ADAMSON   AGLE   AHARONIAN   ALBERTS   ALEXANDER   ALLEN   ALLISON   ALTENHOFEN   ANDREUS   ARCHER   ARCHULETA   ARENS   ARKE   ARMSTRONG   ARNAU   ASHTON   ATKINSON   AUFDERHEIDE   AUSTIN   BACKLUND   BAEHR   BANTZ   BARNES   BARRETT   BARTLEY   BASS   BAUER, JAMES   BAUER, THOMAS   BEASLEY   BEAUVAIS   BECQUET   BEHNKE   BELINA   BELSER   BELTZ   BENNER   BENSON   BENTON   BERGSTRESSER   BERNIER   BERRY   BIEBEL   BIGELOW   BIGGS   BIRD, J   BIRD, G   BLACKLEDGE   BLAESS   BLAIR   BOBBITT   BOBO   BOEHM   BOURCIER   BOWERS   BRADLEY   BRADY   BRAGG   BRAHNEY   BRIDGES   BRIMS   BRITTON   BROOKS   BROUSSARD   BROWN, CHESTER   BROWN, JOHN   BROWNLEE   BRYANT   BURNETT   BUTCHKA   CAHILL   CALLIHAM   CAPORICCI   CARBINE   CASSITY   CATO   CHRISTIANSEN, R.   CIEMNIECKI   CLARK   CLEMONS   CLEVELAND   CLOAR   CLOUSE   COCHRAN   COFFEE   COLEMAN   COLIP   COOMBS   COOPER   COPPERTHITE   CORSON   COURCHAINE   COWAN, JAMES   COWAN, STETSON   COX   CROUCH   CROWE   CRUPPER   CUMMINGS, LAWRENCE C.   CUMMINGS, LAWRENCE R.   DAILY   DAMOTH   DANIELS   DEHMLOW   DELAY   DEVINEY   DICKSON   DIEL   DIGGS   DODGEN   DORGAN   DOW   DOWDY   DUCKWORTH   DUNHAM   DUNN, HARRY   DUNN, RAY   DUNAWAY   DYER   EAGAN   EDER   EDGE   EDWARDS   ELDER   ELKINS   ELROD   ESELGROTH   FARR   FEIGERT   FERREIRA   FERRELL   FERRY   FISER   FITZPATRICK   FLANIGEN   FONK   FOOTE   FORBEY   FORTNER   FOUTS   FOX   FRASE   FREUND   FUNK   FURMAN   GAGNON   GASBARRI   GATCOMB   GATES, BOB   GATES, HERBERT   GILZEAN   GLASGOW   GLASSFORD   GOGUEN   GOLDSTEIN   GOVEN   GRANT   GREEN   GREER   GREGORY   GREINER   GRIFFIN   GRIFFITH   GROVE   GRUVER   GUILMARTIN  


CLARENCE G. BERNIER

Final Flight on September 27, 1985




Clarence G. Bernier, CWO-4, USAF (Retired)

April 07, 1914 - September 27, 1985


 

Clarence G. Bernier, Brimley, died Friday evening at War Memorial Hospital.

 

He was born April 7, 1914, in Sault Ste. Marie, and was retired from the U.S. Air Force after 30 years of service. He was a veteran of World War II and the Korean and Vietnam conflicts, as a member of Bethel Lodge No. 358, F, and A.M., assistant scoutmaster for Troop III, and president of the Brimely-Bay Mills Historical Society.

 

Surviving are his wife, Mary Jane; three sons, Steve of Brimley, David in the U.S. Air Force, Nellis AFB, Nevada, and Frank at home; a brother, Howard, of Indiana; and a sister, Eva Marchand, of Sault Ste. Marie.

 

There will be no calling hours.

 

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. a First United Presbyterian Church, Dr. John Kipp officiating.

 

Memorials may be made to the First United Presbyterian Church roof fund.

 

Hovie-Lucius Funeral Home is handling arrangements.


 


GUEST BOOK



       



"FREEDOM ISN'T FREE"

~SOMEONE PAYS FOR YOU AND ME~


"HELICOPTERS" - THE ONLY WAY TO FLY


~NEVER FORGOTTEN~