Clifford Louis Abbey

It was my fortune to know Cliff as a good friend and confident.He seam to care about everyone.He led a rich life and will be missed by everybody.I will never forget the 2 of us standing in a door jam in your house on the bay when an earthquake started,us looking at each other hoping it would stop.

I was lucky enough to work at STICKY FINGERS with Cliff and the rest of the gang way back when, They let me design the logo for San Francisco Riding Gear and help open and manage their seconds store. I always felt like it was a family, more than a job. It was a blast to know him and learn from his business plan for running a company. So sorry to hear of his passing.

Clare....Cliff was a one in a million. His personality, and enthusiasm is only matched by the wonderful way he embraced others. I will always have fond memories of him. I am sorry for your loss....Robert Gordon

I am honored to have worked and played with Cliff and will miss him and remember him always.

I knew Clifford at Sweet Home High School, I am so sorry for
your loss. Clifford was quite a guy !

Clare - this is the first I knew. Cliff was my hero, and I was most proud when he agreed to serve as godfather to my daugher Emma. Your picture of the elderly Italian lady with the cat hangs on my wall, and I remember your and Cliff's most amazing wedding as if it were yesterday. We sat with Jan and their mother, and she kept saying, "I can't believe Cliff is so lucky". You were both lucky - fortunate is a better word.

Claire
I am so sorry to learn about the passing of your husband.
This is Susan Pullman (East Woods),I know OMG.! Please look me up on FB.
I think of you so often. Again ,I am so sorry for your loss.

My good friend married very well. Clare was and is a gem. He lucked out with Clare who took such good care of him. I am a witness to her love and care throughout their marriage and especially when He got very ill. Tom Greerty