Bruce Miller McClintock

Bruce Miller McClintock died Friday, May 24, 2024, at the age of 82, surrounded by his wife and kids.
Bruce was the epitome of a family man. He was married to his wife, Suzanne (Sue), for over 56 years. Together, they raised a close, loving family that celebrates joys and shoulders challenges together. He was an especially proud Dad of his 8 kids: Dave (Sarah) McClintock, Marta (Pat) McClintock-Comeaux, Kristin (Shane) LeBeau, Katie (Brian) Heitman, Todd McClintock, Lauren (Bobby) MacWhinnie, Karen (Jamie) Surber, and Matt (Maura) McClintock. We are sure it was a glorious reunion in heaven when greeted with a hug from his son Todd, who passed from Leukemia in 2007, as well as, his parents Russ and Dorothy McClintock. Papa/Poppop adored his 21 grandchildren: Marly & Ridge McClintock; Carter, Tyler, Trevor & Kate McClintock-Comeaux; Braden, Hadley & Maren LeBeau; Nicholas, Drew, Aubrey, & Russell Heitman; Addison, Caroline & Emma MacWhinnie; Calvin, Maybel & Sydney Surber; Scarlett & Silas McClintock.
Bruce moved to Upper St Clair at age nine along with his parents, his brother Reed and sister Nancy. He attended Fort Couch School from 5th-9th grade. Since Upper St. Clair did not yet have a high school he attended Mt. Lebanon. He was point guard and captain of the basketball team and graduated in 1959.
Bruce attended Lehigh University and earned a degree in Accounting in 1963. He launched a successful career with Ernst & Ernst and earned his CPA. He later founded the firm that became McClintock & Associates. Bruce's grit, hard work, integrity and relationship-building grew the firm to over 30 employees, serving institutions of higher education nationwide. Bruce created the "Family First" culture and led by example, often coaching sports and rarely missing a game, dance recital, performance or school function for his kids and grandchildren. He encouraged his employees to do the same. His success inspired his sons to join McClintock & Associates and work alongside him.
Strong in his faith, Bruce attended and generously served Westminster Presbyterian Church throughout his life as Church Treasurer, on Pastor Nominating Committee and several terms as Elder.
Bruce and his family created "Team Todd" to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, raising over half a million dollars toward a cure. He also served as an LLS board member. Bruce's two favorite phrases were "Good Stuff" and "We are truly blessed".
We welcome friends and family to celebrate Bruce and the blessing of his life for a visitation in Fellowship Hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church (2040 Washington Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15241) on Friday, June 7th, from 12-2pm and 6-8pm. A memorial service will be held Saturday, June 8, at 10:30am in the Westminster sanctuary. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society or Westminster Presbyterian Church.