Clifford was born in Tulsa, OK in December, 1953. He graduated from Milburn High School and continued on to receive a Degree in Business from Oklahoma Community College with honors. Clifford served his country proudly with 12 years of service in the national guard and continued that service as a volunteer firefighter. He was a welder by trade and served as a supervisor for the Pepsi Cola Company. He was a member of the Freewill Baptist Church in Sapulpa, OK and enjoyed raising game foul, playing golf with his kids, fishing and collecting guns in his free time.
He is survived by his three sons Christopher, Dustin, and Adam Clemmer, his six grandchildren, Gage, Chase, Makayla, Peyton, Brooklyn, and Zachary of Tulsa, OK. His mother Roberta Clemmer of Sapulpa, OK, his sister Diane Nelson of Durant, OK, and his brother Larry Clemmer of Pocola, OK. He is preceded in death by his brother Rick Clemmer and his father John Clemmer.
No one entering this world can ever escape sadness. Each in turn must bear burdens, though rich or poor, and in turn bid loved ones farewell as they set out upon life's ventures. Each one must suffer that sad farewell when loved ones embark on the last voyage, and each in turn must take that final journey. But for those who make this life a pledge to the human spirit, there comes the assurance of a victory that redeems life's pain. Each life may be as the feeble glow of a single flame, but for the one who keeps it burning bravely to the end, death is not defeat. We light our candle today to tribute the life and living of our dad Clifford Clemmer.
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He is survived by his three sons Christopher, Dustin, and Adam Clemmer, his six grandchildren, Gage, Chase, Makayla, Peyton, Brooklyn, and Zachary of Tulsa, OK. His mother Roberta Clemmer of Sapulpa, OK, his sister Diane Nelson of Durant, OK, and his brother Larry Clemmer of Pocola, OK. He is preceded in death by his brother Rick Clemmer and his father John Clemmer.
No one entering this world can ever escape sadness. Each in turn must bear burdens, though rich or poor, and in turn bid loved ones farewell as they set out upon life's ventures. Each one must suffer that sad farewell when loved ones embark on the last voyage, and each in turn must take that final journey. But for those who make this life a pledge to the human spirit, there comes the assurance of a victory that redeems life's pain. Each life may be as the feeble glow of a single flame, but for the one who keeps it burning bravely to the end, death is not defeat. We light our candle today to tribute the life and living of our dad Clifford Clemmer.
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Clifford was born in Tulsa, OK in December, 1953. He graduated from Milburn High School and continued on to receive a Degree in Business from Oklahoma Community College with honors. Clifford served his country proudly with 12 years of service in the national guard and continued that service as a volunteer firefighter. He was a welder by trade and served as a supervisor for the Pepsi Cola Company. He was a member of the Freewill Baptist Church in Sapulpa, OK and enjoyed raising game foul, playing golf with his kids, fishing and collecting guns in his free time.
He is survived by his three sons Christopher, Dustin, and Adam Clemmer, his six grandchildren, Gage, Chase, Makayla, Peyton, Brooklyn, and Zachary of Tulsa, OK. His mother Roberta Clemmer of Sapulpa, OK, his sister Diane Nelson of Durant, OK, and his brother Larry Clemmer of Pocola, OK. He is preceded in death by his brother Rick Clemmer and his father John Clemmer.
No one entering this world can ever escape sadness. Each in turn must bear burdens, though rich or poor, and in turn bid loved ones farewell as they set out upon life's ventures. Each one must suffer that sad farewell when loved ones embark on the last voyage, and each in turn must take that final journey. But for those who make this life a pledge to the human spirit, there comes the assurance of a victory that redeems life's pain. Each life may be as the feeble glow of a single flame, but for the one who keeps it burning bravely to the end, death is not defeat. We light our candle today to tribute the life and living of our dad Clifford Clemmer.
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He is survived by his three sons Christopher, Dustin, and Adam Clemmer, his six grandchildren, Gage, Chase, Makayla, Peyton, Brooklyn, and Zachary of Tulsa, OK. His mother Roberta Clemmer of Sapulpa, OK, his sister Diane Nelson of Durant, OK, and his brother Larry Clemmer of Pocola, OK. He is preceded in death by his brother Rick Clemmer and his father John Clemmer.
No one entering this world can ever escape sadness. Each in turn must bear burdens, though rich or poor, and in turn bid loved ones farewell as they set out upon life's ventures. Each one must suffer that sad farewell when loved ones embark on the last voyage, and each in turn must take that final journey. But for those who make this life a pledge to the human spirit, there comes the assurance of a victory that redeems life's pain. Each life may be as the feeble glow of a single flame, but for the one who keeps it burning bravely to the end, death is not defeat. We light our candle today to tribute the life and living of our dad Clifford Clemmer.
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