Thomas "Tom" Robert Clemons

Sad to hear of Dr. Clemons death. He was our family doctor and I enjoyed singing in church choir with him. His daughter, Pam, was my classmate. He was a great guy!
Dianne Fraser Shumaker

Very Sad to hear of the passing of Dr. Clemons. He was our family doctor during my life in Livingston. My Deepest condolences to the Clemons family.

Dr Clemons was our family Dr for over 20 years. I always felt at ease with him and was thankful he chose to practice in our little town.

My mother worked with Dr. Tom for years and I was fotunate enough to have him for physcian myself. I will never forget his "bedside" manner! He always had a joke and a story for "our" enjoyment whenever I was in his care. A truly caring and devoted person,he will be surely missed by those who knew him. My thougths and prayers are with his loved ones. May you find peace knowing he gave so much and took so little. God Bless.

I was sad to hear about the loss of Dr Clemons. He was our family doctor for many years. A compassionate and kind soul. I feel honored to have had such a caring person taking care of my children and myself. My thoughts and prayers are with his wife, family and friends.
Claudette Ralston Elko, Nevada

I was saddened to hear about the death of Dr. Clemons. He was one of the physicians I worked for as a young nurse at the Park Clinic and he delivered both of our children. He was a kind man and great physician,and a pleasure to work with, he will always be remembered. We send our sympathy. Thoughts and prayers are with you all as I know the heartache of losing a parent.

It is my pleasure to have known the Clemons family over many years as cousin to Martie and Scott. My parents, Bill and Margaret Hruza, took my sisters and myself to Livingston starting at an early age to see my grandparents. Our visits always included visiting that "fun" house, namely the Clemons' home. Dr. Tom made us laugh along with the whole family. I will not soon forget that wonderful man. My heartfelt sympathies to Barney, Scott and Martie

To the family of Dr. Clemons,
Tom was our family doctor and the only doctor I remmber going to as a child. He was always kind and a very caring person. He delivered my sister and I am a class mate of Martie. Please accept the condolences from our family to yours.

I'm very saddened to hear to Tom's passing. He was my doctor for many years and even when I moved away for 20 years or so and then moved back he took me back as a patient immediately. But even more importantly, Barney and your whole family have been friends with mine for my whole life, and I will remember you all in my prayers. God bless,

Mrs barney Clemons And family, I feel deeply with your loss. I will be forever thankful for the encouraging and advice from Dr Clemons, he was a Great Person, we could never forget him. God bless you Barney.

Dr. Clemons was my doctor when we first moved to Livingston in 1975. He was thoughtful, caring, and a great doctor. I enjoyed visiting with him at Highgate this fall. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

My sincerest condolences to the Clemons family. Dr. Tom delivered me in 1947 at the Yellowstone Park Hospital in Mammoth and remained a lifelong friend of my parents, Aubrey and Wilma Haines. They are all sharing jokes now in a better place. May God bless you, Dr. Tom

Alan Haines, Benson, Arizona

He was a wonderful doctor and man. He delivered my two daughters and made many house calls when they were sick. He made sure that he signed their baby books. He was the best family doctor ever. The world was a better place for him having been here.

Family of Tom Clemons,

Patti, my wife, was always talking of how
much she like Dr Clemons. When we saw them walking in the Gallatin Mall we all aways spoke. He always advanced my on rank higher than my retired. There was quiet a story about he and Dr Basket always pulling tricks in the Clinic. One was that one time they saw Mrs Fish go into the ladies room. They waited a couple minutes and then went to that door, each took a big fire crout of his jacket, put a match to the fuse, opened the door and tossed the fire crackers into the room. Boom and Mrs Fish screamed and ran out of the room. They knew better and were in another room shen she came out.

The doctor is and will be greatly missed!
Patti & John Orndorff

Dear family of Tom Clemons,

Please accept the condolences of one of many whom the good doctor helped into this world.

I remember his look, his beautiful hands, and what seemed to be unlimited curiosity and wonder. When one encountered him, he had an earnest, open gaze as though seeing you was the high point of his day. He always had time to visit. Very thoughtful. It is so odd that about three days before reading of his passing, out of the blue I began to wonder where he was. I was hoping to interview him for the book I am writing. What a wonderful man, you must miss him badly, and I send you my condolences.

Kerrie (Sullivan) Stepnick

Dear Barney, Scott and Marty,
I am so sorry for your loss. As Pam's class mate and later friend; I send my love and prayers.

Dr Clemons always had a fantastic sense of humor. Dr. Clemons related a story recently about finding where my Dad, Leonard Larson had hidden his car for a wedding honeymoon get away (1950), but Dr. Clemons & some others found it & decorated it anyway. Dr. Cleamons was my Doctor for years, giving me physicals to play football and for my career. My Mother played Bridge with Dr. Clemons wife Barnie for years, until they moved to Bozeman for their retirement years. We went over to Bozeman for several visits - with the Clemons - very nice & memorable. I have a Dr. Clemons painting of crittters of Montana on a State Map Background. My Mother has a Clemons painting of the Sacajawea Park Bridge in Livingston.

Barney, Scott, and Mardie...Who could possibly forget Tom Clemons! What a gracious, wonderful man he was. It's been many years since I've seen him, or any of you, but you all, are remembered and missed. Our deepest sympathies and prayers for you all at this time.

Dr. Clemons was a big part of our lives when we were young. As our family doctor and neighbor. He helped me out when I needed him. Our thoughts are with his family. RIP

Dr. Clemons delivered me, and continued to be my primary physician through high school. He made house calls when that was still considered something normal for a general practioner to do. I will never forget his compassion, competence and humor. I totally trusted Dr. Clemons' care and judgement when I needed his service. He was not just a good man, he was a great man and Livingston was the richer to have him during his time healing our community.

Dr Tom was the greatest!!! I moved to livingston in 1967, and he was my Dr. till he retired. He was always able to put you at ease while working on you I remember one time he and Dr Baskett were operating on me and Tom said "oops" and then they both started laughing and so did I , He had me going there for a minute!!! He was a great Dr and a great man He will be missed.
Ted Williams Livingston.

Through high school years a bunch of spent many an hour after school and weekends at Clemon's house on Yellowstone Street with Pam and Barnie supervising us. Dr. Clemon's was always close by with a gleem in eye wondering how far we'd push Barnie

I was under Dr Clemons care when i was pregnant and he delivered my daughter.While I was in the hospital he asked me where my baby book was that the hospital provided,and I said I didn't get one.He marched right out and brought one in and signed it.He was a "Wonderful" DR.So kind and caring.My thoughts and prayers go out to his family at this difficult time--Jane Olson Riojas

Dr. Clemons was my doctor for many years and delivered my two children. He was a great doctor and wonderful man. My thoughts are prayers are with his family.

Dr. Clemons was my mothers's doctor. When she made a comment about the young doctors, he said, Rose, they know more than me as they had recent training. I remember him as very handsome and nice.

Dr. Clemons was my doctor for many years also delivered three of my children . When we moved to Bozeman one of the things I missed was my Doctor! I have run into him a few times and always enjoyed a short visit with him! He was a very special person. My thoughts and prayers with his family's at this difficult time.

Dr. Clemons was my doctor all through my pre-teen and teen years. I also sang in church choir with him and was a class mate of his daughter, Pam. Nice, nice man! Dianne Fraser Shumaker

The summer I graduated from high school, I rolled a John Deere tractor with hay rake on a mountainside at the Rigler Ranch near Pray. After they untangled me from the wreckage and took me by ambulance to the hospital, Dr. Clemons took over in the absence of Dr. Pearson. My memory of his checking on me in the morning was: He walked into my hospital room while I was eating my oatmeal. He looked in the bowl and asked, "Are you gonna eat that stuff?" When I said I was, he said, "It looks like somebody beat you to it!" And that was only the beginning of his humorous approach to healing my injuries. He made getting hurt a lot more fun!

I WORKED WITH THE GOOD DOCTOR AT THE HOSPITAL FOR TWELVE YEARS,HE WAS ALSO MY DOCTOR. I HAVE THE GOOD FORTUNE TO OWN A FEW OF HIS PAINTINGS. HE WAS DEARLY LOVED AND WILL BE GREATLY MISSED

Thanks for all the care when we were children in Livingston, Dr. Clemons. Thanks for sharing your life with all of us.

My heart is "heavy" with your loss. I wish I would have gotten to know your father better- I was always a little afraid of him (it may have been due to my fondness for you, Pam). I did not realize he was such a wonderful artist, among his many talents. . . my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Steve Payne

Marty,Scott,and Barnie: Although I know he was very old, I share in your loss of your wonderful Dad and Husband. He was my physician for many years and also my friend. He was the warmest, most caring man I have ever known and not afraid to stand up for his patients against the medical establishment when necessary. Your sister, Pam, was also my friend and I know that Tom and her are having a joyful reunion now. My thoughts and prayers are with you all and especially for Barnie who must go ahead without him when she needs him the most. I will continue to pray for her.

I always admired Dr. Clemons for his intellect, creativity, and sense of humor. All of us connected to the Park Clinic were a family and Tom was one of the leaders of the pack. He now joins Dr. Lueck, Dr. Pearson, my mother and others from the family who have departed to continue to enjoy each other's company in Heaven. He will be missed. Our sympathies to Martie, Scott, Barnie and the rest of the Clemons family!

I remember going to Dr. Clemons whenI was about 11yrs old and he was teaching me German. A great man and Dr. with a great sense of humor. Deanna Egeland

So sorry to hear about Dr. Clemmons. He was a fine man and a fine doctor.

Barney, Scott, and Martie, I'm sure sorry for your loss.... Takes special care of yourselves, especially in the painful moments that are to come....