Clarkson graduated from Aspen High School in 1918. He attended a year of college at the University of Colorado followed by a world tour, and then worked in South America.
Clarkson married Alice May Flowers of Buena Vista, February 20, 1941. There are pictures of a celebration in Aspen, but in Clarkson's obituary it states they were in South America. Clarkson and Alice both worked on the Pan American Highway project. Clarkson worked on various government construction projects in Guam, Formosa, Nicaragua, Thailand, Cambodia, Taiwan and Bangladash.
At the time of his death, Clarkson was a construction manager for Signal Companies, a construction firm in Huntington Beach, California. He passed away following surgery for an abdominal aneurysm.
A memorial service was conducted for his family and friends at the Church of Religious Science. After cremation, the ashes were scattered over California desert land near Fountain Valley.
A tree was planted in memory of Clarkson at Helm Park in Fountain Valley, California, with donations from many friends and family.
Clarkson married Alice May Flowers of Buena Vista, February 20, 1941. There are pictures of a celebration in Aspen, but in Clarkson's obituary it states they were in South America. Clarkson and Alice both worked on the Pan American Highway project. Clarkson worked on various government construction projects in Guam, Formosa, Nicaragua, Thailand, Cambodia, Taiwan and Bangladash.
At the time of his death, Clarkson was a construction manager for Signal Companies, a construction firm in Huntington Beach, California. He passed away following surgery for an abdominal aneurysm.
A memorial service was conducted for his family and friends at the Church of Religious Science. After cremation, the ashes were scattered over California desert land near Fountain Valley.
A tree was planted in memory of Clarkson at Helm Park in Fountain Valley, California, with donations from many friends and family.
Clarkson graduated from Aspen High School in 1918. He attended a year of college at the University of Colorado followed by a world tour, and then worked in South America.
Clarkson married Alice May Flowers of Buena Vista, February 20, 1941. There are pictures of a celebration in Aspen, but in Clarkson's obituary it states they were in South America. Clarkson and Alice both worked on the Pan American Highway project. Clarkson worked on various government construction projects in Guam, Formosa, Nicaragua, Thailand, Cambodia, Taiwan and Bangladash.
At the time of his death, Clarkson was a construction manager for Signal Companies, a construction firm in Huntington Beach, California. He passed away following surgery for an abdominal aneurysm.
A memorial service was conducted for his family and friends at the Church of Religious Science. After cremation, the ashes were scattered over California desert land near Fountain Valley.
A tree was planted in memory of Clarkson at Helm Park in Fountain Valley, California, with donations from many friends and family.
Clarkson married Alice May Flowers of Buena Vista, February 20, 1941. There are pictures of a celebration in Aspen, but in Clarkson's obituary it states they were in South America. Clarkson and Alice both worked on the Pan American Highway project. Clarkson worked on various government construction projects in Guam, Formosa, Nicaragua, Thailand, Cambodia, Taiwan and Bangladash.
At the time of his death, Clarkson was a construction manager for Signal Companies, a construction firm in Huntington Beach, California. He passed away following surgery for an abdominal aneurysm.
A memorial service was conducted for his family and friends at the Church of Religious Science. After cremation, the ashes were scattered over California desert land near Fountain Valley.
A tree was planted in memory of Clarkson at Helm Park in Fountain Valley, California, with donations from many friends and family.
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