Clint was a welcome surprise born to John and Naomi. He grew up in Riverton where he was lovingly doted on by his dear mother and older sisters. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Terri, his sons, Brandon and Jason, brother, J.R. (Judy), sisters, Shirley and Jackie (Jerry) and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father and mother and his brother, Richard.

He took great pride in providing for his family and would drop anything to help out family and friends. He was an expert electrician, dedicated to his craft throughout his career, working at Hunt Electric for 21 years and later at Capital Electric. After retiring from work as an electrician, he enjoyed working at the auto auction. He made many close friends there who he would meet for lunch on a regular basis. Clint was the organizer and loved to set up the time and place. He also enjoyed going to coffee on Sundays with his classmates from school.

Some of his fondest memories were those of our many camping trips with our close friends and neighbors, Bill and Laurie. Meeting with his brothers and sisters for dinner was a special treat for him and he always looked forward to visits with his dear friend, Chuck, and his brother, J.R. He loved camping, fishing, golfing, bowling, the New York Yankees, and most of all, his family. He was so fortunate to have many wonderful visits with his dear family and friends sharing their love before his passing. His worry and concern for me were put to rest when Brandon assured him the day before he passed that he would be there for me. Final arrangements handled by Starks Funeral Parlor. At his request, no services will be held.

Clint, we will miss your warm smile and gentle, kind soul. You will forever be remembered in my heart as my knight in shining armor, dear. From the time we met on State Street those many years ago to your final days, your love never faded. Until we meet again, my dear, good night, I love you!