Thank God!
God placed our world at the right distance from the sun. The planet Venus has a temperature of about 800 degrees. The planet Mars is too cold for farmers to raise food crops.
God created laws of physics so that the world will not fall into the sun or fly away from the sun.
The air is about 1/5 oxygen and 4/5 nitrogen. If the air were nothing but oxygen, the bad fires would be too hot for the firefighters to put them out.
Our force of gravity is strong enough for our world to hold the air and water. The moon has no air or water because the moon's gravity is too weak.
Our plants make wood, cotton, food and many other things.
God created animals in such a way that they are useful, and some of them can be wonderful pets.
God created us in a wonderful way.
-- Clinton Savage (2004)
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Visitation Poster
Memorial Leaflet
Flower Donations
From American Hospice
One of Many Memories
Clinton Savage
Age 18
High School Valedictorian
Program and Guest Book (Adobe Acrobat Reader Required)
Funeral Ceremony (Windows Media Audio File)
SAVAGE,
CLINTON, 89, of Irving for fifty years, died Dec 23, 2004 at a
Bedford assisted living center. Born Nov 25, 1915 in Gainesville,
Texas, he was a former janitor for Goodwill. He had attended SMU
and was a member at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints of Irving and Bedford. Clinton was a longtime subscriber
and avid reader of the Dallas Morning News. Preceded in death by a
brother, Frank and sister, Evelyn. Survivors include his brothers,
Edgar Savage of Fair Oaks, CA and David Savage of Costa Rica; and
nephew Jim Savage of California. Viewing for friends 6:00 to 9:00
p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Service 10:00 a.m., Wednesday,
Dec 29, 2004 at Donnellys Colonial Funeral Home Chapel. Bishop
Lyle Hymas officiating. Graveside service at Fairview Cemetery in
Gainesville. Due to Clintons love of flowers, floral arrangements
are welcome. Donnelly's Colonial Funeral Home 606 W. Airport
Frwy. (972) 579-1313 www.donnellyscolonial.com