Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Greetings:
My mother, Beulah Cleeton, worked for Steve and Louie for a number of years at the fresh produce stand. As a young boy I remember spending time with my mother at that fruit stand. This is how I got acquainted with Louie, Steve's brother. He was an extremely outgoing guy and well liked by everyone.
I remember one summer that friends and I came out to the farm to pick green beans for Louie and Steve. That was a great experience seeing first hand the work that often went into providing fresh produce for the communitsy and surrounding area of Morris.
I also remember several New Year's Eve parties that were held at Steve and Pauline's house. I was somewhat suprised when the guys would kiss each other as well as women. That's always been an interesting childhood memory. I now know that was a tradition among the family.
We sympathize with you doing this time of your loss. Beulah's family, Terry, Judy, me (Roger) and David, and our wives are thinking of you and praying for you doing your loss.
May God give you grace and stength to deal with your loss and all that follows. David, the Psalmist said "Though I walk through the valley
of the shadow of death, I will not fear, for the Lord is with me." May you find God to be your helper.
Love and prayers,
Roger Cleeton
5359 Olde Saybrooke Road
Grand Blanc, MI 48439
