Stuart N. Clemmer

Mr. Clemmer was indeed a gentle man. Only once did I see him get angry and it was where the busses lined up at Irving A. Robbins. Somebody was yelling at him from inside one of the busses and he got on the bus and said something about whoever yelled at him as being "a whppersnapper". It was the first and only time I had heard anyone use that word, aside from my grandfather.
To Mrs. Clemmer Chip and Carol, I want to express my sincere condolences on your loss.

Mr.Clemmer was a nice guy and great teacher at Irving A. Robbins.Everybody wanted to get him because he went easy on you when it came to homework.Living in the neighborhood I remember going to their house to listen to his son Chip play the drums and hang out,I thought Chip was cool 'cause he could play the beginning of Mary Mary by The Monkees,Mr.Clemmer was always proud of Chip.He deserves a rest after years of putting up with us brats.You were a nice man,God Bless.

As a student of Mr. Clemmer in Farmington in the 50's, I benefitted from his gentle and caring attitude. He was a sweet and fine teacher and I extend my deepest sympathy.
No need to contact me unless you wish to do so.

Stuart, my beloved brother-in-law. Rest in peace.