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Clarence Edward Allemon, 75 of Oakland, passed away Sunday, July 27, 2008.
He was born in Telephone, Texas to the late William and Lillie Mae (Sutton) Allemon. Clarence joined the Army in 1951 and served his country for two years. He married Delta Carline Dickson in 1953 and she preceded him in death in 1998. Clarence enjoyed going fishing and watching John Wayne movies.
In addition to his wife; he was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Cecil and a sister, Juanita.
He is survived by three sons, Clarence Allmon, Jr., Billy K. Allmon, and Tony Allemon; five daughters, Nillie Allmon, Linda Tipton, Lynn Pendergraft, Patty Constable, Rena Summers; ex daughter-in-law, Patsy Allmon; nineteen grandchildren, Kathy Easterling, Karrie Allmon, Christy Allmon, Dana White, Courtney Allmon, Rose Cummings, Alicia Allmon, Shashah Copeland, Sabrina Copeland, Sheila Montze, Wanda Fay Allmon, Crystal Allmon, Billy D. Allemon, Clayton Vanwinkle, Shawn Allemon, Stephen Allemon, Jammie Allmon, Darrin Constable, and Jeffery Constable; thirteen great-grandchildren along with other relatives and many dear and loved friends.
Born: February 22, 1933
Place of Birth: Telephone, Texas
Death: July 27, 2008
Place of Death: Oakland, Oklahoma
Survivors
Clarence Allmon Jr., Son
Billy K. Allmon, Son
Tony Allemon, Son
Nillie Allmon, Daughter
Linda Tipton, Daughter
Lynn Pendergraft, Daughter
Patty Constable, Daughter
Rena Summers, Daughter
Memorial Service
Saturday August 2, 2008, 1:30 - PM at New Beginnings Church
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