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Actor and stand-up comic Anthony Clark, star of 2000s sitcom 'Yes, Dear,' dies at 62
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The members of the Clifton Forge Shrine Club recently presented the donations received during the gospel sing as part of last month’s Clifton Forge Fall Foliage Festival. Pictured, left, is Kazim Temple Potentate Charlie Page, receiving the donation from Past Potentate and Clifton Forge Shriner Mickey Bowyer. (Recorder photo by David S. Crosier) ... Please log in to view this content or purchase a subscription by clicking here. The post Photo first appeared on The Recorder Online.
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