William ''Bill'' Carl Clevenger
April 23, 1949 - April 6, 2006
Obituary
William “Bill” Carl Clevenger, age 56 passed suddenly at his home on April 6, 2006. Bill is survived by his son and daughter-in-law, Jerry W. and Angela Clevenger; daughter and son-in-law, Kristin L. and Robert Rider; three grandchildren, Sebastian, Bailey and Emily; step grandchild, Megan; brother, Robert H. Clevenger; sister, Paula and brother-in-law, Marvin “Lucky” McClurg; nephew, Cody; niece Angela and his beloved canine companion, Peaches. Loving father, grandpa, brother, uncle and friend. He worked for the City of Seattle for 30 years then enjoyed retirement for the past 8 years. Bill will be missed greatly because of his sense of humor and his great love of family and friends. Committal service will be held on Wednesday, April 12, 2006 at 1:00 PM at Riverton Crest Cemetery of Tukwila. The family has entrusted arrangements to BONNEY-WATSON Washington Memorial, 16445 International Blvd., SeaTac, WA 206 242-1787.
The things I remember most about my dad are the times we spent over at grandma and grandpa’s,going fishing at Issaquah creek,watching stock car racing at evergreen speedway,picking fruit in Yakima. Those were good times. I will also never forget my dad’s love of pheasent hunting, and he is the biggest Elvis fan you would ever meet. I will never forget the times he and my grandpa would cut wood for my grandpa’s wood stove. Also the cars he owned,the friend’s he had. And just the love he gave to his family. I want to thank you all out there who knew my dad and were friend’s with him. I will miss him. His son, Jerry
In loving memory of our dear friend, Bill.
Wayne and Mary
My dearest brother and my best friend. I will always cherish the conversations we had on the phone almost every morning when we started our day.I am going to miss going to Yakima and picking peppers and then racing home to make our favorite pork and pepper dish.
He was always there for me, always ready to give a
hand or just listen. He had a wonderful sense of humor that would always turn any problem into laughter and making it better. He had a huge heart . He loved his family and friends that is what life was all about to him. Being the huge Elvis fan he was I will think of him everytime an Elvis song plays.
I hope he has gone to a better place. I hope he is with my Mom and Dad who has passed before us. I hope that maybe he is sitting having a beer someplace with Elvis but most of all I hope he is happy.
I love him and I will miss him so much. Life will never be the same with him not in it. Good-bye Billy and I love you.
Remembering a good neighbor
I will miss you greatly and the times we always shared and the helping hand we gave each other loving Brother..
Robert