Clay, son of Grover Schrock/Orpha J. Snyder, was married 2 times.
The first to my aunt Arlene Hershberger with whom he had 3 children.
The first was a stillborn son, Ronald Gale Scrock. He remarried yrs
later. His second wife is also buried at Walnut Creek A. M. Cemetery.
When describing Uncle Clay I compared him to Mr. Green Jeans of the
Capt. Kangaroo show. He was very soft spoken. For many yrs I feared him.
After I grew up I came to realize he was very kind and only told me things
that were in my best interest.
The first to my aunt Arlene Hershberger with whom he had 3 children.
The first was a stillborn son, Ronald Gale Scrock. He remarried yrs
later. His second wife is also buried at Walnut Creek A. M. Cemetery.
When describing Uncle Clay I compared him to Mr. Green Jeans of the
Capt. Kangaroo show. He was very soft spoken. For many yrs I feared him.
After I grew up I came to realize he was very kind and only told me things
that were in my best interest.
Clay, son of Grover Schrock/Orpha J. Snyder, was married 2 times.
The first to my aunt Arlene Hershberger with whom he had 3 children.
The first was a stillborn son, Ronald Gale Scrock. He remarried yrs
later. His second wife is also buried at Walnut Creek A. M. Cemetery.
When describing Uncle Clay I compared him to Mr. Green Jeans of the
Capt. Kangaroo show. He was very soft spoken. For many yrs I feared him.
After I grew up I came to realize he was very kind and only told me things
that were in my best interest.
The first to my aunt Arlene Hershberger with whom he had 3 children.
The first was a stillborn son, Ronald Gale Scrock. He remarried yrs
later. His second wife is also buried at Walnut Creek A. M. Cemetery.
When describing Uncle Clay I compared him to Mr. Green Jeans of the
Capt. Kangaroo show. He was very soft spoken. For many yrs I feared him.
After I grew up I came to realize he was very kind and only told me things
that were in my best interest.
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