Clem was a talented and charming man. His company in Orlando, Ford, Green & Meadows, built at least 23 apartment & condo project in the 1970s.
Clem was first married to Cay Dee Kittredge in Sept 1965. They had one daughter. They were divorced Dec 29 1975.
Clem next married Mary Helen Ziemacki on Sept 23 1976. They had one daughter.
Clem was a terrific pilot during the Viet Nam War. In Orlando he had his own twin engine plane. While on a weekend trip to the Bahamas his plane had a fuel malfunction and Clem was killed along with his other two passengers.
Clem was first married to Cay Dee Kittredge in Sept 1965. They had one daughter. They were divorced Dec 29 1975.
Clem next married Mary Helen Ziemacki on Sept 23 1976. They had one daughter.
Clem was a terrific pilot during the Viet Nam War. In Orlando he had his own twin engine plane. While on a weekend trip to the Bahamas his plane had a fuel malfunction and Clem was killed along with his other two passengers.
Clem was a talented and charming man. His company in Orlando, Ford, Green & Meadows, built at least 23 apartment & condo project in the 1970s.
Clem was first married to Cay Dee Kittredge in Sept 1965. They had one daughter. They were divorced Dec 29 1975.
Clem next married Mary Helen Ziemacki on Sept 23 1976. They had one daughter.
Clem was a terrific pilot during the Viet Nam War. In Orlando he had his own twin engine plane. While on a weekend trip to the Bahamas his plane had a fuel malfunction and Clem was killed along with his other two passengers.
Clem was first married to Cay Dee Kittredge in Sept 1965. They had one daughter. They were divorced Dec 29 1975.
Clem next married Mary Helen Ziemacki on Sept 23 1976. They had one daughter.
Clem was a terrific pilot during the Viet Nam War. In Orlando he had his own twin engine plane. While on a weekend trip to the Bahamas his plane had a fuel malfunction and Clem was killed along with his other two passengers.
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