Birth date: Jan 26, 1920 Death date: Jul 3, 2006
Clara Ellen Meenen, a resident of Butterfield Trail Village of Fayetteville. Clara Ellen Meenen was born in Wichita, Kansas, January 26, 1920. She was the daughter of Laurence and Helen Brush, owners of a prominent dairy firm in Read Obituary
Dear Henry and family,
Even though we have not been able to see each other for a long time, you and Ellen were thought of often. I know how much you will miss that wonderful lady as will your whole family.
What a reunion she is having now in Heaven with all of our family that is there. It must be joyous.
Our love, prayers, and thoughts go out to you Henry, Kent and Denny and your families.
Love
Cay and Don Thiesing
Dear Denny,
I will always remeber your mother's patience with all of us growing up. Her memory is a very special part of all of our times together. I especially remember the first ride you gave her in your new Hemi and her comments regarding the sparce interior.
With best regards,
Jack
I have known,or known of, MS. Meenen since the late 1950s. In my world there are also living angels. Ellen Meenen was truly one of Fayetteville's living angels. Lyell Thompson
Our deepest sympathy goes to Henry and the family. We were U of A Ag faculty and FarmHouse friends for many years before moving away from Fayetteville. Ellen was an admirable friend to all.
Ellen was a dear lady who I had the priviledge of working when I was employed at City Hospital. Through that relationship she became good friends with my Mom, Evelyn McDonald. I know my Mom greatly cherished her friendship and yesterday said Ellen was the big sister she never had. She will be sorely missed.
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers
Kent, Janie and boys,
Our thoughts are with you........the pool party at their house was lots of fun those many years ago! And I owe the boys an apology........I didn't recognize them at Thad's wedding party. The next day my boys asked if I spoke with them and I said I didn't even see them. So, guess you guys are so grown up I didn't realize who you were. Next time yell at this old woman and tell me! Even James felt bad......he still tells the story of Tyler guiding him into the gym one time to find me!! Love to you all,
Linda & James
Ryan, Reagan and families
I did not have the pleasure of knowing Clara, but as a fellow Rotarian, I still feel the loss. I will pray for your family just as soon as I send this off. I am so sorry. God be with you.
Her work with the members of FarmHouse and the impact she had on the members will be remember by many.
We are sad to hear of the loss of Clara, our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Your hospitality over the years has made me feel like I have a second family in Arkansas and that I am very grateful for. We wish we could be there for the service, please let us know if there is anything we can do.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Thomas and Marley
