Jerome Sydnor McLane was the daughter of Donald Cecil and Hilah S. McLane, the younger of their two children. She had a brother, Maj. Donald Cecil McLane, Jr., USMC (Ret.)
On June 16, 1956, Jerome became the bride of Clarence Almus Balch in Washington, D.C. They were the parents of three children: Craig Alan, Randal McLane, and Christine Lee. The Balch family enjoyed a bi-coastal lifestyle, living on both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts during their 45 years of marriage.
The most telling way that shows a happy and successful marriage is when the widow or widower marries again. When in his sixth year as a widower, Clarence found a second chance at happiness when he married a second time.
Clarence Balch passed away seven years later, in 2014, in Murphreesboro, Tennessee. His place of burial is unknown at the present.
Jerome Sydnor McLane was the daughter of Donald Cecil and Hilah S. McLane, the younger of their two children. She had a brother, Maj. Donald Cecil McLane, Jr., USMC (Ret.)
On June 16, 1956, Jerome became the bride of Clarence Almus Balch in Washington, D.C. They were the parents of three children: Craig Alan, Randal McLane, and Christine Lee. The Balch family enjoyed a bi-coastal lifestyle, living on both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts during their 45 years of marriage.
The most telling way that shows a happy and successful marriage is when the widow or widower marries again. When in his sixth year as a widower, Clarence found a second chance at happiness when he married a second time.
Clarence Balch passed away seven years later, in 2014, in Murphreesboro, Tennessee. His place of burial is unknown at the present.
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