Kenneth Clement

Cecelia, I am so sorry to hear about Brother Ken. Your whole family was such an important part of my life for so many years. You all have made such a positive difference in this world for God's Kingdom. I know Ken was greeted with a great welcoming party in Heaven and the first words he heard were "Well done my good and faithful servant".

So sad to learn of Ken's passing. All of us in Saltdean, England have very fond memories of Ken and Cecelia. Our prayers and the prayers of all at St. Martins are with the family at this time...
" Well done good and faithful servant"... Love Graeme & Lynn Allan ( & Megan & Jamie)

The family of the late Mrs. Martha Willis express their condolences to the family of Rev. Clement and to his colleagues in the DeKalb Baptist Association.

Cecelia, I just now (Sat. night) learned of my good friend, Ken's, home-going. Please know of mine and Martha's thoughts and prayers. Ed Hayes

Brother Ken and Cecilia taught me many things while at Indian Springs Baptist. Under their instruction I, my son Lee and daughter Heather accepted the Lord. I will be eternally grateful. May the Lord comfort the Clement family at this time of loss.

So sorry for your loss. May the Lord bless you all

God bless. Ken was a dear brother, friend and man of God. You are in our prayers.

Our deepest sympathy to your family during this time of bereavement.

-Deacon Billy & Cassandra Davis
Millbrook, Alabama

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family today. Bro. Ken was a kind and loving servant of The Lord. He will be greatly missed by the association, his church family, his family and all of us who knew him. God bless you and comfort you in the days ahead