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ALBERT CLOUGH Obituary
Preceded in death by his parents, Conrad and Eleanor Clough; and his sister Margie.
Albert is survived by his brother, Russell Clough of Auburn Washington, his son C. Wesley Clough of Tacoma Washington, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and other relations.
Albert lived life on his own terms, and in some ways could be likened to Peter Pan, the boy who refused to grow up. An avid outdoorsman, Albert loved hunting, fishing, and other activities that took him into the wilderness areas of Washington and Oregon.
To Albert life was a series of adventures, and with his passing, a whole new world of adventures awaits him.
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Memories and Condolences
for ALBERT CLOUGH
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Kathy Wilder
June 7, 2022
Was so sad when I found out Albert had passed away. He was my very first boyfriend and boy did we have some adventures! Rest In Peace Albert
Kathy Wilder
April 20, 2021
You were my 1st boyfriend and I’ll never forget you ♥ I always told you that you looked like Slash from guns and roses and I bought a slash doll in your memory. I’m sorry we lost touch and I pray your going home to God was peaceful ♥
Kathy Wilder
November 20, 2020
I’m so sad! Albert was my very first boyfriend in Clear Lake in 1975 . I pray you had a good life Al ♥
Kathy Wilder
September 22, 2020
Oh my God ! Albert you were my very 1st boyfriend and I loved you so much!!! You taught me how to be a free spirit. I’ve been lost in my own drama for a while and I cannot believe you’ve been gone so long!!! Rest In Peace Albert Say hi to Conrad and Elenor ♥ They were your true and loving parents
Wesley Clough
June 18, 2013
I always thought I'd have more time... We should go fishing when I catch up with you, dad.
Laurie Lamm
June 12, 2013
I will miss, and always remember, Albert, and all the adventures we went on together.
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