SPENCER, Clifford D. Age 70, came to Okla. Territory in 1915 and moved to the OKC area in 1926 from Frederick. He is a retired home builder and realtor, a member of the May Ave. Un. Methodist Church, 32nd Degree Mason No. 36 Lodge, member of Ok Metro Board of Realtors, graduated from Central H.S. and attended OKC University, a Navy veteran of W.W. II.
Survived by wife Geneva, son Charles of OKC, daughter Mari Spencer Cooper of OKC, brothers, Joe and Pete both of Mich, and T. Guy of OKC, sister Elizabeth Fails of Ca. Half-sister Nona Kinney, half-brother L.W. Spencer, both of Lawton. Cliff Spencer was a devoted husband, a loving father, and one of the few gifted persons in this world who genuinely wanted to be a friend. Cliff's greatest reward came from extending a helping hand to his fellow man. He lived with dignity; He died with dignity; He will remain in the hearts and souls of his family and friends in peace forever.
Services 2 pm Tues, Guardian West Chapel. Memorials to the May Ave Un. Methodist Church are preferred.
Daily Oklahomans
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
December 29, 1982
Spencer,
Clifford D. Age 70, came to Okla. Territory in 1915 and moved to the OKC area in 1926 from Frederick. He is a retired home builder and
realtor, a member of the May Ave. Un. Methodist Church, 32nd Degree Mason No. 36 Lodge, member of Ok Metro Board of Realtors, graduated from Central H.S. and attended OKC University, a Navy veteran of W.W. II.
Survived by wife Geneva, son Charles of OKC, daughter Mari Spencer Cooper of OKC, brothers, Joe of Mich, and T. Guy of OKC, sister Elizabeth Fails of Ca. Half-sister Nona Kinney, half-brother L.W. Spencer, both of Lawton. Cliff Spencer was a devoted husband, a loving father, and one of the few gifted persons in this world who genuinely wanted to be a friend. Cliff's greatest reward came from extending a helping hand to his fellow man.
He lived with dignity; He died with dignity; He will remain in the hearts and souls o f his family and friends in peace forever.
Services 2 pm Tues, Guardian West Chapel. Memorials to the May Ave Un. Methodist Church are preferred.
Source: The Oklahoman.
Contributed by Marti Graham, December 2006. Information posted as courtesy to researchers. The contributor is not related to nor researching any of the above.