Clifford Ambers

Cliff worked as a volunteer for many hours at the Klamath County Museum. Along with Bill Anderson and Dave Mattos, Cliff gathered information on numerous soldiers, sailors, and airmen from Klamath who gave up their lives in service to our country.

Cliff and Bill also sorted out a large stack of unidentified photos of lumber mills in the region.

And, Cliff had a fondness for iris gardening. A few of his favorites are shown here.

One of our great hunts. Cliff is an amazing friend and loved to hunt and was super good at it, besides everything else he put his hands too. Miss ya buddy and look forward to meeting again. Love Ya.

Cliff as a young adult

He also had a wonderful, quirky, sense of humor! I will miss his friendship, and the far reaching depth of our conversations! My love and prayers, go with you, my friend, and father of my children, I will always be grateful for your existence in my life!

He was always so nice to me and I loved his stories. He will surely be missed

So many wonderful memories, along with may phone conversations. I will you Cliffy. Love you.
Carla Huntley Bryant.

Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.