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Show Clarence McQueen WASHINGTON TERRACE - Clarence McQueen bern March 11, 1986 in Leto- hatchee, Alabama departed this | | life on March 20, 1997 at approximately 12:45 _ a.m. at Ogden Regional Medical Cen- — ter following a short illness. | Clarence was the youngest of four sons born late the fo and Demps (Hicks) Mary McQueen, _ Clarence r= + ; ot § MMs sss ae ane was baptized at an by early age J.M. Pastor Stephens of the New Greater Hope Missionary oe Sos en Baptist Church in Ohio. He served as a Jr. Usher and was a member of the Jr... Male Chorus and Jr. Choir. Clarence received _ Ohio and graduated High School. Clarence Sergeant his education in from Woodward es retired from | | as the Master U.S. | Air | Force after 24 years of service. He later worked for 17 | years in Civil Service as an HAFB, electronic technician at retiring in October 1996 due to declining health. — | | He was a member of the American Legion Post 66. He was Organizer and Served as president of the Unified Social Club in 1976. and Clarence loved ~ to listen to go bowling with his friends. music He leaves to cherish in his memory his loving wife Bobbie (BJ) McQueen; sons, Steve (Veronica) — a McQueen, | Ja- _ pan; Victor (Mary) Jackson and Dennis Jackson, both of Ogden; daughters, Lucreita McQueen, Reshita (Ronald) Naylor, Terri Jones, all of Ogden; Debbie (Maurice) Bowens, ‘Houston, Texas; Brenda Jackson, Salt Lake Cy, Kai (Reginald) Smith, Denver, Colora- _ do; and mother-in-law, Sally “Great” Topps, Ogden. The following brothers and spouses, Rufus (Majorie) McQueen, Frank (Marilyn) McQueen; James McQueen, Cincinnati, Ohio: sis- ters, Mary Sue (R.V.) Parks, Eunice McQueen: Claudine (Russel) Stone, Cincinnati, Ohio. He is also survived by a host of loving grandchildren, nephews and friends. Funeral services will day, March 24, 1997 Myers Mortuary Chapel, ton Bivd. with Rev. Cal ing. Friends may call at on Sunday, March | | nieces, ce be held Monat 1 p.m. at 845 WashingCarter officiat- _ the Mortuary | 23, 1997 from 6-8 Ones _ Interment, Ogden City Cemetery where military honors will be accorded by DAV-VFW colorguard. | © | |
