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Clyde Lott Obituary
He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and served in the West German Mission.
He loved the German people and sought out any opportunity to share his experiences of his time there. He faithfully served in many capacities in the church throughout his life.
Clyde worked in the lumber and door industry for many years. He was proud to be known as "The Lumber Man".
He also loved his post-retirement job of driving the bus for Brookdale Assisted Living. He had a gift for making people feel happy and loved.
He is preceded in death by his father Peter "Ted", mother Ella Mae, sister Sherrie and brother Allen. Clyde is survived and loved by his wife, Julia Dawn and his six children: Stuart (Lynette) Lott of Indianapolis, Indiana; Dallan (Mandee) Lott of Verrado, Arizona; Susan (Jeff) Tenney of Gilbert, Arizona; Stephanie (Scott) Bainbridge of Murray, Utah; Janeil (Josh Eames) Lott of Sparwood, British Columbia; Nathan (Kim) Lott of Indianapolis, Indiana; and 18 grandchildren. He is also survived by his brother Kevin (Sally) Lott of Corvallis, Montana and his sisters Julie (Randy) Rosencrantz of Layton, Utah and Cindy (Jamie Henderson) Hopper of Atlanta, Georgia.
The most important things to Clyde were his family and the gospel of Jesus Christ. Anyone who knew Clyde will remember his concern for others and his happy nature which earned him the nickname of "Mr. Smiley". He truly left people better than he found them.
A memorial service will be held Saturday January 16, 2021, at 3 pm, in Mesa, Arizona. If you would like to watch the service, contact a family member for the zoom link.
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W. Steven Price
March 3, 2021
I am sorry this is so late. I just found out about the passing of Clyde.
He was one of my best friends in High School and college. We lived on the same floor while we attended Ricks College years ago.
I will always remember his sense of humor. We laughed all of the time.
He was a great basketball player and loved the game. He was also a very good student. However, we did get in trouble for certain pranks we pulled, but everyone always laughed at them.
It has been years since I saw him, I believe it was in Pocatello when we both were working there. He got me to go to Rotary with him.
I wish only the best for his family and he will be truly missed.
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