Eloree Clamp

Birth date: Mar 19, 1922 Death date: Aug 14, 2012

Services for Eloree Clamp, 90, of Longview, will be 10 AM Friday, August 17, 2012, in the Chapel of Rader Funeral Home, Longview, with Reverend Scott Schulik, adult minister at Mobberly Baptist Church, officiating. The family will Read Obituary

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Anonymous

690w ago

I met cousins Eloree and Bob late in life and knew them for such a short time. That was my loss: they were such loving people. My life was enriched by even a short term aquaintance.##imported-begin##Elma Clamp##imported-end##

Anonymous

690w ago

I first met Eloree in June of 1966 when I attended Bish Mathis Institute, she was one of my teachers, and was loved by all of us attending classes. I also saw her at the hospital while she was volunteering and talked to her some then, and ran into her at Sams from time to time. She was always willing to talk and was always smiling. She will be missed by all of her "children" from Bish Mathis Institute.
Rest in Peach Eloree!##imported-begin##Sarah Lovelady Calender##imported-end##

Anonymous

690w ago

I've known Eloree my entire life. My family attended the wedding when she married my cousin Robert Clamp in 1946. My twin brother, Bill, and I were 2 1/2 years old at the time and our parents were terrified we would ruin the ceremony by talking. Robert & Eloree insisted that we attend and sit at the front of the church with Robert's parents. Eloree told me that she could hear our sweet little voices from time to time during the ceremony, but that was okay and not loud.

I also remember the beautiful clothes she made me when I was a little girl and pear preserves she shared after my Mom passed away. I also recall the many family fish fries the Clamp & Webb families enjoyed at Lake Cherokee at Uncle Grady's lake house. In later years I was always proud to purchase some of her beautiful baby afghans to give as gifts.

Mike and I express our love, sympathy and prayers for comfort to Wayne and his entire family. Rest in peace dear lady...you will be missed.##imported-begin##Carol Danforth##imported-end##

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