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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
May 11, 1935 — Aug 5, 2026
Clementine (Clemmie) Bourn age 91 years young of Toledo Ohio transitioned on August 5th, 2026.
She is preceded in death by Eugene Bourn Sr. (husband) Pearl and Elmer Marisett (parents), Lee Otis and Jerry Marisett (brothers).
Cherishing her memory are her siblings: Charlynn Marisett (sister), and Fredrick (Vanessa) Marisett (brother). She love and found joy in her children: Eugene Bourn Jr., Rochelle Bourn Guidry, Mark E. Bourn (Laura). Her greatest gifts who call her "Granny", Eugene Geno Bourn III(Amber), Janell Bourn (Dontavais), Titus Bourn, Leah Miles (Kerry), Ishmeleita Hughes, Caleb A. Bourn, Marcus Bourn and Clementine's legacy continues with eighteen great grandchildren, two great-great grandchildren (one will arrive in October 2026) A host of niece's nephews and cousins. Her two special nieces are Bobby Macklin, Joyce Majors and her God children, The Hayes. A grand number of family and friends who loved her dearly.
Clementine Bourn received a Senatorial Citation from The Ohio Senate and Outstanding Ohioan recognition from the Ohio State House of Representatives for 90th birthday. Clementine was a long-standing member of First Alliance Church, Toledo, Ohio. She was a seamstress and belong to several sewing and quilting clubs throughout the years. She was a talented artist and creative as well. Clementine also belonged to several walking groups, and we believe that's what gave her longevity and endurance to live a vibrant and fulfilling life. Her most genuine gifts were charity giving both physically and monetary. She was a servant at heart volunteering for churches, after-school programs, scouts and anywhere she could be of service. Her advice was to put God first and to laugh a lot which makes life more fun. Clementine will be truly missed and our hearts will hurt, but knowing whom she serves, we will see her again.
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