Condolence: It is hard to believe Clinton is no longer among us. I met him in 1982 and have loved him as a brother since then. I will miss our two hour phone conversations and the yearly phone call Christmas Day. We are such opposites, but we were always close and never had a cross word. In fact, I cannot recall Clinton having a cross word for anyone ever. He lived life on his own terms and was a very genuine person, which is rare these days. He came across as a "good ole boy" but he had a mind sharp as a tack and was a deeper thinker than most realized. It was a blessing to have been in his life but I know he will be with me in spirit forever.

Condolence: My condolences go out to you and your family in this difficult time. I would like to share a beautiful Bible hope from God found in Revelation 21:3, 4 that assures us He will wipe all tears from their eyes, and there will be no more death, suffering, crying, or pain. This Scripture has helped me and many others to be able to cope with the loss of a loved one. I hope it helps you also.

Condolence: Even though we knew Clinton for a few short years James thought the world of him and considered him a true friend. Clinton will be missed by the everyone in the breakfast club but will be remembered for his kindness. I can here him talking to God and saying.... "Well Anyway" , Godspeed Clinton!
We Love you and miss you!

James and Mauleen

Condolence: Clinton was a special person. We will miss him at breakfast every morning @ B.J's.
Our condolences to all.

Condolence: You are going to be truly missed Clinton, have many fond memeories of you since I was a kid... Wont be the same going in Bojangles and not seeing u in ur normal booth.... You are very dear to me and my dad (Donald Gilreath) The family will be in our prayers thru this hard time... Now you and my mom (Sue Stripland Gilreath) can catch up on old times..