Clement, Hazel “Earlene” (nee Dickerson) Tuesday, August 25, 2026. Beloved wife of the late Dan L. Clement. Dear mother of Shirley (Ken) Reinhold, Judy (Randy) Marquardt and Rodger (Lisa) Clement. Dear grandmother of Michelle Freeman. Dane (Jessica) Reinhold, Bradley (Meredith) Marquardt and Laura Marquardt. Dear great grandmother of Ellisa (Cole) Scheikert, Devin Freeman, Morgan Reinhold, Hayden Freeman, William Marquardt and Owen Marquardt. Dear great great grandmother of Robert Chase Scheikert. Dear sister-in-law of Dr. Bettye Clement and Carolyn Parent. Our dear aunt, great aunt, cousin and friend.
Memorial visitation at Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. Friday, September 11, 4-7 pm. Services conclude at the funeral home.
Earlene was always an outstanding example of a kind and loving person. I admired and loved her. She was certainly an addition to the world she lived in. I will miss her. My condolences to all her family and friends who will miss her, too.
Aunt Earlene was such a wonderful person. She will be missed! She was such a thoughtful person, she checked on me often after my son passed away. I will always remember her for that
I was only 8 years old when Earlene married
Y brother & became part of our family. She was the epitome of sweetness & patience -full of love for others. I loved her & will miss her. Our whole family spent many Thanksgiving’s in St. Louis with Dan & Earlene & their family along with Frank Leslie & Vernell. Earlene always made it look easy. They turned their pool table into a huge dining room table with a beautiful table cloth. I’ll never forget those wonderful times. Earlene was a just a grand addition to our family. She could crochet beautifully. She gave me a few things over the years that I’ll always cherish. But most of all I’ll always cherish her as my older sister.
I was only 8 years old when she & my brother, Dan married. She was a great addition to our family. She was the epitome of sweetness & patience. To know her was to love her. I’ll always cherish my memories of big Thanksgivings in St. Louis with their family, & Frank Leslie & Vernell. They turned their pool table into a huge dinner table with a beautiful white tablecloth. Earlene made it look easy. Earlene embroidered & did crochet. Her work was really beautiful. Over the years she gave me a few things that I cherish. One Christmas she added crochet edging on to washcloths as a present. They were beautiful. I still have one of them. To know her was to love her. I loved her dearly. ❤️
Our long time nanny for our daughter Katie, “Auntie” as she was known to us, was a member of our family. She was a loving presence in our home. She was loving, kind, patient, thoughtful, responsive to all of our family’s needs, and the best caregiver to our daughter that we could ever have hoped for. Her beautiful family are in our thoughts and prayers. We are sure that God is delighted to have welcomed her home.
We were friends for many years
Reconnecting after getting separated where we both moved . We were speciall friends. Young, early married. And loved.each other. Am so sorry to hear this news we planned another get together. We will . P
Am justlearning this sad news@ We reconnected last year again. Had some short visits, that meant so mucht to both of us. I didn’t know about her passing. Love, to your sweet family . Janet Butts & family