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Clifford Forest Leach, a proud veteran, passionate patriot, and friend to all, peacefully sailed away on December 21, 2023, at the Omaha Nebraska VA Hospital. Born in 1947 in Omaha, Nebraska, Clifford led a life brimming with adventures, laughter, and unwavering dedication to those he loved.
Clifford's spirit was forged in the fires of service. He bravely answered the call, serving our country in the Navy during the Vietnam War. His experiences overseas instilled in him a deep appreciation for freedom and a fierce determination to protect it. This led him to become a leader of the Patriot Guard Riders, where he rode not only for veterans, but for all Americans he believed deserved respect and support.
Home was a joy for Clifford, nurtured by the love of his family. His beloved wife, Pamela Ann Leach, who preceded him in 2023 was his anchor. Together they built a beautiful life, raising a a son, Sean Leach (Andrea) and daughter, Michelle Leach (Sara). He was also blessed with three grandchildren, Jordan (Samantha), Jaxon, and Karsyn Leach, who brought him endless laughter and pride.
Never one to meet a stranger, Clifford possessed a magnetic warmth that drew people in. His laugh and friendship filled every room he entered. He cherished his friends, always there with a helping hand, a listening ear, and a story to tell. Clifford Leaves behind a legacy woven with threads of courage, compassion, and an unwavering love for his country and family. He will be remembered for his laughter, his unwavering support, and his fierce dedication to what he believed in.
Rest in peace, Clifford. You will be deeply missed, but your spirit will forever ride with us.
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