Justin Clossen, 43 passed away unexpectedly December 28, 2018 in Simpsonville, SC. He is survived by his children Chloe and Joseph, his mother Barbara Clossen, all of Lawrence, his father Steven of Wichita Falls, TX, and very dear friend, Michelle Jensen of Simpsonville, SC. He was preceded in death by loving grandparents Norma and Charles Butters and Frances and Marshall Clossen. Justin was a swim coach most of his adult life for City of Plano, Team Greenville, and past head coach of Lawrence Aquahawks.
Justin's swimming accomplishments include numerous state championships, All- American awards, and was a Jr. National Champion in backstroke. But his true love was on the deck coaching his swim "kids". He will truly be missed by family, friends, swim kids and parents.
A GoFundMe account has been established by his mother for the care and educational support of his children. "In Memory of Justin Clossen for His Children "
Services are scheduled for Saturday, February 9, 2019 1:00 PM at United Methodist - Western Campus, 867 US-40, Lawrence, KS 66049
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Oh, Barb.. I am so sorry for your, and your family's, loss. I never met Justin but he was your son. My heart cries for you. May Justin be in the GREAT hands of our Lord as I know he will be. God Bless Justin and may God help and Bless you and your family.
February 4, 2019
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