Death date: May 27, 2018
1929-2018\r\nClaire McHugh passed peacefully surrounded by family on Sunday May 27. Claire was born Jan 27, 1929 on the Exton family farm in PA to George H. and Carrie A. Baldwin. She was the fourth of five children. Claire was ra Read Obituary
I knew Claire through real estate- back in the hooper ballstadt days. She was a delight. She was always fun.\r\n\r\nI also lived near her and I loved seeing her jogging in the neighborhood.\r\n\r\nI�??m sorry for your loss.\r\n\r\nI wish I could have attended today but I was stuck in court.\r\nWally Bugden
McHugh Family, \r\nPeace be with you all during this trying time.\r\nGod Bless, Dan Dixon
For years it was fun to chat with Claire as she ran in the neighborhood or as pew friends at St Ambrose . She always liked to update me on the two grandsons I taught Brad and Kevin. Loved her smile and sparkle in her eyes. May her new life in Christ be glorious. She was truly a devout Catholic!
Our beloved Aunt Claire will be dearly missed. She had to be one of the greatest and generous hosts we have ever come to know. She was forever upbeat, funny, athletic and a true role model for what it means to be a positive person. And yes, she could cover the net with overhead slams with no problem! We are extremely grateful that we had the opportunity to visit with her last summer when she came to her son John and Caroline\'s lovely home in Loveland, CO. We take great comfort in knowing that she was greeted in heaven by her loving husband, Uncle George and a host of family who welcomed her with loving hearts and arms. She will forever live in our hearts. May the entire family be comforted for years to come with fond memories of one of the world\'s most elegant ladies - Claire McHugh! With all our love and support, Jep and Gail
Claire was one of the first agents I met when I started selling real estate in the 70s. She was always so positive and happy. She so enjoyed selling real estate and helping her clients. I remember running a realtors 5k race with her and was so impressed with her athletic ability. I have not seen her in a while and many hugs to her family and you are lucky to have such a great mentor and mother.
I knew Claire through tennis and boy, did I learn quickly not to underestimate a player in her 80s! I enjoyed playing with her a lot more than playing against her although she was always a gracious player. In one friendly match she and I were partners, down 1-5 in the set. When I figured out that I didn\'t need to cover her side of the court we started to rally, and we won the next six games to take the set! A lot of people would get discouraged but never Claire.\r\n\r\nMy mother knew Claire through Catholic circles and when I told her I\'d met Claire she said, \"You know, she has 8 kids and she\'s been a realtor for many years.\" Sure enough, at the end of our match, she handed me a card and said, \"I\'d love to represent you if you ever need a realtor.\" She was tireless.\r\n\r\nI haven\'t been able to play much these last few years but it was always a pleasure to see Claire on the court. She was always friendly and I enjoyed knowing her, if only for a short time. She was an inspiration. My sympathy to her family. If anyone had a life well-lived, it was Claire.
Bill,\r\n\r\nI am so sorry to hear about your mom. All my condolences and best wishes,\r\n\r\nBest,\r\n\r\nSara
Carolyn and Family,\r\n\r\nSo very sorry to hear about the passing of your beloved mother. Keeping you all in my prayers.
