Charles Eldon Clement

JUNE 19, 2016 Charlie accepted my elderly father as a patient and encouraged my efforts to take care of him at home as long as I could. I was grateful for that. Now I want to say that I am very glad and grateful that Charlie had Kathy in his life. No doubt the joy she brought and her love and dedication truly enriched every day they had together. Many thanks KPC ! And my best wishes to you in the years ahead. Marianne Heenan, Yuba City

It's been a year and I love you still!!always will

JUST WEEKS AWAY FROM A YEAR OF WATCHING OVER ALL OF US. You are sorely missed. WILL BE THINKING OF YOU AND ESPECIALLY YPU KATHY LOVE YOU.

Charlie played an essential role in my life for as long as I can remember, both as a beloved family friend and, after I graduated from my pediatrician, Ted Lerch, as my doctor. In both capacities he helped me and my family through some hard times. He was always sympathetic, practical, kind, and employed a wonderful sense of humor. I send my love to Char and Steve and the whole family. Charlie was an amazing, one-of-a-kind man. The world benefited greatly from his presence. I miss him...

I was truly saddened to hear of Charlie's passing, but can't stop to think of all the many wonderful opportunities I had to learn from him. He left an indelible mark and will be greatly missed. (Former YCSO)

Sending heartfelt sympathy. Charlie was our dear Bartlett family friend for over 50 years-- and our family doctor for many. His caring nature, humor, and interest in each of us is what I remember most. He has left you a huge legacy filled with his life's work, his deep love of family, and his character and integrity that has influenced his community and you, his family. He was truly a great man who will be missed by so many. You are rich with memories. Cherish them- hold them close, and may...

I worked as a ward clerk from 1967-1970 at Rideout Hospital and on holidays when I was home from nursing school. I will never forget this man that seemed to be a bruiser but was such a warm human being. I recall he wanted to be a pathologist but was allergic to formaldehyde. How lucky for us who worked with him on the hospital wards. I will never forget him wearing a headband I made for him while I was a long term patient at Rideout (it had a peace sign...it was the 70s). It looked...

Such an amazing man. Dr. Clement was our first Medical Director here at The Fountains and earned a great deal of respect. You will be missed by so many.

Deepest sympathy and warm white light from the east coast branch of the family. And very best wishes as well.