Clarence Edward Howard

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Visitation:
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Service:
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
1:00 PM

Clarence Edward Howard, age 75, resident of Willard, Ohio, went to be with the Lord and loved ones on Friday, June 29, 2018, at Blossom Nursing and Rehabilitation in Willard surrounded by his loving family. He was born on August 28, 1942, in Magoffin County, Kentucky to the late Linzie and Sidney (Hicks) Howard. Clarence had worked at the Mansfield Brass in New Washington and enjoyed playing the drums. He founded Clarence Howard and the Renegades, and they had recorded 2 songs. Although he was unable to attend church regularly due to health issues, he enjoyed his Baptist faith.

He is survived by a daughter, Tracy Howard; 2 sons, David Howard (Brook), Andy Howard (Brook); 6 grandchildren; numerous great grandchildren; a sister, Augusta King of Greenville, PA; sister-in-law, Nadean Howard; brother-in-law, Bill King; and a numerous nieces and nephews.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Carloyn (Stackhouse) Howard; four brothers, Ray, Dennie, Donald, Arnold Howard and a sister, Traskie King.

Friends may gather at the Secor Funeral Home in Plymouth on Tuesday, July 3, 2018 from 11:00 AM until 1:00 PM, where his funeral service will be at 1:00 PM with Elder Bill King, Elder Jim Owens and Brothers and Sisters of the Broadway United Baptist Church in Shelby, Ohio. Burial will follow at Maple Grove Cemetery in New Haven. Online condolences may be made to the family by visiting www.secorfuneralhomes.com

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Sally - Sep 11, 2020
Clarence was such a kind hearted man, with strength & courage. His family my neighbor. Teresa my friend. I remember Terra as a baby. Tears & Love to all. Heaven has him now.
Terra Hinckley - Jul 6, 2018
My grandfather was a great, kindhearted and sweet man. Unfortunately his obituary isn't listing all the family he loved. He has 2 surviving sons, Andy and David Brooks and a daughter, Tracie (Howard) Hale. There are 6 of us granddaughters, and 11 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by 2 children as well Michael Howard and my mother Teresa (Howard) George. I'm saddened by his passing, i have nothing but fond and happy memories. I've never been so much as scolded by him, my sister and i could do no wrong. And going to visit him, you could always count on him having his pipe in his mouth, i have never smelled smoking tobacco and not immediately thought of him. And he could drink a 2 liter of pop faster than anyone I've ever seen in my life, he made us laugh a lot. I would have never known my grandpa Howard was in any pain if I didn't know of his medical history and info, if he saw us coming towards him, he was so excited to see us, his feet would barely touch the ground, he'd leap to his feet and practically run to us with pure joy and excitement, he was just thrilled every single time. He'd greet us every single time with the BIGGEST hugs and kisses. He loved us very much, he loved his family, and friends. I learned a lot of the Howard family history I know because of him and my great Aunt Trasky, I also learned that they must have been raised to love as she always greeted us in the same way my grandpa did. Sadly there are not many of the Howard's left, he had all granddaughters, but I named my first born son with the name to carry on since I was given my mother's maiden name, for the same reason I gave it to Alex, we weren't wed. I loved my grandpa dearly and was proud to name my son to carry on his legacy. I knew Trasky (Howard) King, my grandpa, Dane Howard and of course my mother's siblings, but I would love to be able to meet the remaining family. I know Dane and his family would as well, there are a few Howard's in New London Ohio and surrounding but I don't know Many more. I spent a lot of time with my grandpa Howard growing up so I imagine we have a bunch of kind hearted family out there as well. I am more than happy to be contacted by any of them at 419.677.9193
Andy Howard - Jul 6, 2018
A sons wish Family I wish I could have met you when dad was alive. I wish there was not a reason for As to have ever have been separated. I wish Dad never got sick. I wish 31 years would not have been stolen from us. I wish I would not have been afraid to meet all of you guys. I wish most of all that I could rewind time and God would give us all another chance to be a family. Healthy, strong, happy, loving, inseparable. I miss you Dad. I LOVE YOU. I miss you family. Thank you for taking care of my Dad.
Linda Walton - Jul 5, 2018
To the Howard family. Thank you for allowing me to be part of your family. Clarence will be missed. He had such a sweet spirit. He was always concerned about you. Asking if you guys were ok. I got him gallons of water when I was working. He sat outside my office everyday! I see his ornery smile. He Love his music and playing his drums. I am thankful he participated in my Christmas programs. He was very and Loved of all of you . Pam he and Traskie would be very proud of how you took care of him in his last years. The funeral was him! Hugs! Love you guys!
Bonnie Ryman - Jul 4, 2018
Dear family so sorry to hear of Clearance passing. If I had known I would have came. Sidney was my Dads sister. we went to school together and as children we all were together we lived about a mile from each other so sorry. Prayers for the family.
Linda - Jun 29, 2018
Rest in peace, Clarence....I appreciated your friendship, you always knew who I was when Zeke and I visited. May God bless and keep you.