Harold Edwin "Bubby" Clem

So many memories, so many years, friends since the red bird days.

I knew Bubby in grade school. I moved back to Evansville a couple of years ago. A childhood friend told me this week that she had read that Harold had passed. I see that a very fun school friend turned out to be a popular, well-loved man, with a fun sense of humor! May his family and many friends be comforted at this time. May memories of Harold live on in your hearts!

My condolences to the Clem Family and all those close to the family. I knew Bubby and Genie back-n-da-day. No matter where, and when, we would reconnect, it was always family hanging out. Harold was one of those folks who had a foreboding appearance (mostly) but, the minute you started talking to him and getting to know him, all those stereotypes were destroyed. Hadn't seen him in a while and I hope his passing was peaceful

What a great guy to call friend! We had a few of the same interests, boating, camping, dancing, and motorcycling. Both belonged to Rawhide & Ruffles dance club. Always a good time when he was around. Been awhile since I had seen him. He will be missed by many. Farewell Bub.

Bubby was drummer and singer in a group called the Invaders back in the 60's. We had the pleasure of playing every Beatles song made in the group. Bub was a blast to be around. We ran into each other many times on the street and enjoyed talking of the old days. He had the best outlook on life. God bless Bub and the family. Sorry for your loss. Ray Spring

We all love you Bubby Clem you will be miss so much you were the best ever gone but not forgotten go rest high on that mountain love you friend Angie Tinsley