He was born Nov. 17, 1914, in Berville, Mich.
He is survived by his wife, Lucille; son, Kenneth (Gloria) Ferguson; daughter, Phyllis (Mike) Clark; six grandchildren, Kenneth (Anna) Ferguson, Kimberly (Rick) Russell, Kathy (Jerry) Workman, Keith (Mary) Ferguson, Jeffrey (Kris) Ferguson, and Charity Grigal; 15 great-grandchildren, Jesse, Jordan and Ariha Ferguson, Jeremy and Kurt Davis, Tim Hinman, Misty, Keith Jr. and Kevin Ferguson, Brett, Kyle and Haley Ferguson, Dakota Deeren, Sadie and Daniel Grigal; and five great-great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Frank and Ida (Gilbert) Ferguson, and brothers, Eldon, Eldred, Wendall, Wayne and Neil.
Clyde was a retired truck driver for the Detroit Creamery. In 1957, he purchased a farm in Mancelona. He also was a retired bus driver for the Mancelona School.
He and his wife had spent winters for the last 23 years in Mission, Texas.
This obituary was originally published in the Record-Eagle.
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Melissa Taetsch
August 20, 2008
Dear Phyllis and Family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. The longer our parents live, the harder it is to imagine our lives without them. His love and spirit will remain with you...in special moments you WILL feel his presence.
"When I come to the end of the road, and the sun has set for me, Remember the love that we have shared and that shall comfort thee."
Sincerely,
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Jane Bezotte
August 20, 2008
Clyde was the dearest, sweetest grandfather who had spunk that no one would believe. At 93, he was an amazing, aware, free spirit that everyone loved. His granddaughter and her children could not of asked for a better grandparent! I am sorry for your loss, but he is a man with a past that will live with you all for all your days and has left a memory that will never be forgotten. Enjoy all he gave, showed and instilled in you, for he was a joyful man who would want that for all of you!
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