Claudine Farnsworth, age 96 of Ozark, passed away November 18, 2021. She was born February 16, 1925 in Elmira, New York, the daughter of Charles Edward and Adelia (Swarthout) Warner. (Deceased.) On August 19, 1942 she was united in marriage to Philip Bronson Farnsworth, who preceded her in death on January 15, 2006. Claudine was a member of First Freewill Baptist Church. She worked as a bookkeeper and also at FASCO in Ozark. Family includes: four children, Penny Friesen of Ozark and children: Rebecca Braden of Ozark and children, Jessica & Ricky Johnson and Ricky III, LaRay, Betty, and Jacob Johnson of Midwest City, Oklahoma, Richelle & Bryan Thomas and Kelly, Ryan, and Dixie Thomas of Mt. Airy, North Carolina, and Victoria Braden of Ozark; Johnny & Shawn Walker of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Jennifer & Anthony Blackmon and daughter Madison of Dallas, Texas, and Banks Walker and Grace Walker of Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Daniel Walker of Menomonie, Wisconsin and children, Katie Jo Walker and DJ Walker; Karen White (deceased) and children: Aaron & Sheila Shoemaker of Fulton, and children, Ian & Megan Shoemaker and daughter Everly of Sedalia, Luke & Derek Shoemaker of Fulton, Will Shoemaker of Bowling Green, Cheryl Shoemaker of Frederickstown, Haylee Shoemaker of Columbia, and Isaac Shoemaker of Fulton; Lisa & Jared Stout of Grand Prairie, Texas and children, Andrew Shoemaker of Norman, Oklahoma and Derek and Hannah Stout and daughter Sky of Ft. Worth, Texas; A. Phil Farnsworth & Virginia of Ozark & children: Ashley & Barbara Farnsworth and son Cody(deceased) of Rolla; Birdie and Jim O’Daniel of Oklahoma City and son Vince; Dee Dee Farnsworth of Ozark; Shawn Farnsworth (deceased); Robert & Renee Farnsworth of Arlington, Virginia and son Sebastian; Lowell Eric Farnsworth of Ozark & children: Monique & Tyler Frazier of Salt Lake City, Utah, and children, Ethan, Veyda and Isaac; and Chelsea Farnsworth of Springfield. A graveside service will be held at 10:00 A.M. Wednesday, November 24, 2021 at Missouri Veterans Cemetery, Springfield, under direction of Adams Funeral Home, Ozark, with Paul Winchester officiating.