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Clinton Lee Clopp, 86, passed away at his home on December 12, 2017.
Clinton was born on October 4, 1931 in Pawhuska, Oklahoma to parents Henry and Gladys (Folk) Clopp.
Clinton attended College High in Bartlesville before joining the United States Army. After his service to his Nation in the Korean War, Clinton returned to Bartlesville and worked several jobs before hiring on at Reda Pump, where he worked as a Field Service Technician. Clinton traveled all over the world with his job, and he retired after 27 years with the company. Clinton enjoyed fishing, and he was quite skilled at tying crappie jigs.
Clinton is survived by his three daughters, Pam Widener of Bartlesville, Janine Kyler and husband Flint of Langley, Oklahoma and Lisa Clark and husband Michael of Bartlesville; grandchildren, T.J. Widener, Michelle Bell and LaTrisha Dowell and husband Matt, Matthew Clark, all of Bartlesville and James Kyler and wife Cassie of Langley, Oklahoma; fourteen great grandchildren; sisters Burnis McMurtrey of Delaware, Oklahoma, Joyce Snow and husband Lewis of Dewey, Oklahoma and Sharon Webster and husband Rick of Austin, Texas.
Clinton was preceded in death by one son, David Clopp and one grandson Lloyd Lee Offutt.
Funeral Service
DEC 15. 02:00 PM
Stumpff Funeral Home Chapel
1600 SE Washington Blvd
Bartlesville, OK, US, 74006
http://www.Stumpff.org
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