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CELEBRATION OF LIFE: CLARENCE WOODS ZURITA May 21, 1931 – May 11, 2020

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It was at the family business–Woods Family Auto Parts–where Clarence developed a love for cars and the skill to fix almost anything…although many times in a unique way of his own!

They had two daughters who would fulfill Clarence’s lifelong dream of having a family of his own.

The bond Clarence and Delores formed not only created a new family of his own, but also a large extended family through the many nieces and nephews that he would enjoy loving as an uncle.

Because he retired relatively young and still had plenty of energy, Clarence took on many other jobs after retirement.

To cherish his precious memory, Clarence leaves his loving wife, Delores, his two daughters and apples of his eye, Satra Zurita and Janna Zurita, the granddaughters he adored, Armani Delores Taylor and Chanel Grace Crutchfield, a favorite niece Maya Dozier, and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends who will miss him greatly.

Source: Black News Black Press | Los Angeles Sentinel | Los Angeles Sentinel | Black News

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