CLIFFORD-ATKINSON-Obituary

CLIFFORD ATKINSON

Midvale, Utah

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Clifford Ward Atkinson "Curly" Ward passed away October 29, 2010 at the VA Rest Home from a stroke. He was born on April 11, 1927 to Clifford Herbert and LaRue Burbidge Atkinson in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was the oldest of four children. Ward married JoAnn Hearn. To this union was born...

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I knew him as "Unc", through Kari, my late wife, his "favorite niece." Unc, in turn, was a favorite person in Kari's life. When Kari and I visited Weston and Tonya, Ward would always stop over to say hello and share a few warm and hearty laughs.
I imagine now, that Unc and Kari are sharing a few laughs once again... and again...
Love and blessings to surviving family and friends... Love and blessings to Unc and to Kari. Love, Kim

Curly had the best giggle, and made the Parker boys' jam sessions grand. He was easy going and made everyone feel comfortable joining in. Not only that, his talent made everyone else sound that much better! We miss him already!

Warren,Molly,Cody,Zach,
Ward is a special man,dad and grandpa.It is very difficult to loose a parent.Especialy when you are so close.We are so sorry for your loss,and wish you comfort at this time of sorrow.Our thoughts are with you.

Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time and know that it is difficult to loose a parent. Remember all the good times, and know that Curly was a special individual. No one could touch is playing of the steel or guitar, one in a million. He always made the hoe downs a special time and he will be missed by all that knew him. Lyle and Carole Parker

sorry for your loss kim @lori jensen and justin

I"am very sorry to here of Curlys passing,it seems like life gos bye to fast, it was like yesterday that him and Rusty and ( Rocky)my brotherinlaw had there band back in the 60s we had A lot of fun back then great music, A lot of dancing he was A great man and great guitar player, I can still see them all playing O for the memories.
But things move on we grow older and move away, but god knows we never forget, I feel your loss but I was there to enjoy the times and I know he would not...

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time. Know that he is in a much better place now. He is probably up there in Heaven playing his guitar and having a grand ol' time!

Love,
The Smith Family

Our prayers are with you Warren. Even if you know its coming loosing your father is never easy