Clinton Troy "Clint" Gann

I loved chatting with Clint - funny, witty, and full of family memories. He told me many stories of my mom's childhood, it was such a treasure! He knew my love of the Dallas Stars and her love of Coca Cola and brought me a glass Dallas Stars Coca Cola bottle! One of the most thoughtful gifts I've ever received.
I know he will be missed. My prayers go out to those closest to him, heaven Gaines a beautiful angel!

Uncle Kick, words cannot express the most amazing and profound impact that you have had on my life. You were always there with the best advice, the warmest hugs and the corniest dad jokes to make me laugh. I look back on my childhood fondly, especially through the toughest times because you and Aunt Traci were there to love and guide me through. If it's true that it takes a village, you should know that you will always be such an impactful and important part of mine. I love you dearly, and I trust in the God we serve that I'll see you again. Miss you until then January

Every time Clint would come in for food, I never quite knew what I was getting into...He always had SOMETHING to say...every. single. time. It could be anything from Tri-Bonds, to Dad jokes, or just random funny thoughts that had popped in his head that day. He would also often ask how I was doing, and was happy to listen no matter how good or bad my day was going. He would also ask if he could pray for anyone I was working with that day...Sometimes I knew an employee´s struggles and would let him know, and others not so much. He was such a funny and genuine guy, and I sure am gonna miss the heck outta him

We want to send our love to Tracy the boys and all the family. The message on FB was uplifting to us it is a difficult time but thank you for your testimony you did. It made his friends and church family be comforted prayers for you will continue we were sad not to be able to attend the memorial love to all you are part of our family

How can one sum up a friendship with Clint? You simply cannot. He was an incredible gem of a man, and I was honored to know him. He made me smile from the minute I met him, and made me laugh from minute two.
I sit here and hand God my hurt at our Earthly loss, submitting to His glory and plan and not my own understanding.
How the angels must be rejoicing but oh how I will miss my friend.

Though I don´t understand it
I will worship with my pain
You are God, you are worthy
You are with me all the way
So while I wait I will worship
Lord I worship your name
Though I don´t have all the answers
Still I trust you all the same

God be with you and bless you during this difficult time! I remember the first time we met Clint. We were standing in line to register the kids at Meadowcreek. I think it was for 1st grade. From that day forward I can assure you he did NOT miss many of the kids events or activities! He was always front row cheering the kids on! I was shocked and sadden in Jan when we ran into him in the infusion center getting his first chemo. I knew his strong faith would lead his journey and I know it will continue to guide his loving family!
Sending my love, Wendy Cook & Family

Ah Traci ~ I will always be grateful to you for introducing me to Clint. Although Clint and I were "just" on-line friends, I felt as close to him as I do to good friends I see daily. I will miss his humor, his sharp mind, his love of family, and his friendship. I am learning first hand that grief is a difficult and long process, but i know that memories of Clint and of your life together will forever be a blessing . Love, Karen

Ever since I was a kid at North Beach I've always had love for and been a fan of Clint & Traci. In fact, I know that type of love is specifically Philea because of Clint & Traci teaching the teen class and covering the 4 types of love in the Bible over a month long series. I have joy in my life from knowing Clint and for knowing that I was ever able to make him laugh. He is great and will be missed by all.

Traci, I will not be able to attend in person, but will be with you in spirit! I wish you and your family comfort and peace at this time of sorrow, but know you have the same hope in our Savior that we will see him again. Love you! Julie Dixon

I first met Clint in the late 80´s/early 90´s in Annandale. We worshipped together and became friends. He enjoyed music and he was a great example to me of a Christian man and husband. Later on we met up again on Facebook and spent hours doing Tri-Bond quizzes. We shared memories of those who have gone on before us and we talked about our favorite hymns that help us understand what makes life better, serving and praising our Lord.
I will miss my friend.
Love, Mark Cook

Ever since I was a kid at North Beach I've always had love for and been a fan of Clint & Traci. In fact, I know that type of love is specifically Philea because of Clint & Traci teaching the teen class and covering the 4 types of love in the Bible over a month long series. I have joy in my life from knowing Clint and for knowing that I was ever able to make him laugh. He is great and will be missed by all.

Clint never failed to make me smile and make me laugh. Even though we are technically not related he was just like family to me. I will miss Clint´s Sunday morning "shout outs" to Jeff Brooks during announcements. He was loved very much, and will be missed greatly.

Clint was such an amazing man and has been the "cheerleader on the sideline " many times for us in the time we´ve known the family. He also gave some of the best hugs! He will be greatly missed!

We were newcomers at Lake Cities Church of Christ two years ago and were welcomed with warm hugs and smiles from Clint to make us feel right at home. From then on, his funny jokes and always positive attitude was contagious and welcome. Surely he will be making smiles in Heaven with our past loved ones as well. We will miss you, Clint and Heaven just got richer with your presence.

I always tried to cheat off Clint in high school. He was a friend you could always count on. He will be missed. Prayers and condolences to all his family and friends.
Ramona Coln class of '77

I met Clint and his precious sister Carol in 1st grade at Harrell Elementary. Clint was the nicest guy and I will miss his quick wit. What a joy it must be for the Lord to welcome his good and faithful servant. Much love to his family.