David L. Clifford

January 14, 1965 - September 18, 2024

David Lee Clifford, age 59, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, September 18, 2024. He was born January 14, 1965, in Hamilton, Ohio to Virgil and Judith (Tanner) Clifford.

David is survived by his wife, Tina (Scott) Brewster-Clifford of Yoder, Indiana; his 4 children, Thomas Clifford, Madison Clifford, Leandra Clifford, Sierrah Clifford; his father, Virgil Clifford; and sister, Shelia (Clifford) Stevens. He is proceeded in death by his mother and brother, Donny Clifford.

David was a patriotic Army Veteran and was very proud to serve for his country. He was a loyal and devoted family man. David enjoyed going to car shows, festivals and spending time with his family.

Memorial service details are pending and details will be forthcoming. Please contact Tina with updates.

David Lee Clifford, age 59, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, September 18, 2024. He was born January 14, 1965, in Hamilton, Ohio to Virgil and Judith (Tanner) Clifford. David is survived by his wife, Tina (Scott) Brewster-Clifford of Yoder, Indiana; his 4 children, Thomas Clifford, Madison Clifford, Leandra Clifford, Sierrah Clifford; his father, Virgil Clifford; and sister,Continue Reading

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David, I met you late in our lives. You made everyday a journey. I could tell when you were upset and when you were happy. I thank the heavens above that you came into my life. These past few years were wonderful, fun, exciting, joyous, and loving. I miss you every minute of everyday!! I will always love you!!

Ive known David since about 4th grade… when he went to Hamilton schoolss. We met up again after they had moved to Ross schools. We had some great stories to tell as we were always up to some mischief back in the day! He loved his family and friends very much and did his best to stay connected to us all. I will see you on the other side brother - James Cox

Dave will be truly missed by Brad, Dakota, and Myself....we loved hearing his army stories, and his stories of growing up with many shenanigans he and his siblings pulled or tried to pull...He had the best stories...We also just recently started enjoying Family Game Night...with Tina and Dave, because to us they aren't just neighbors and friends, But family♥️We will see you again Dave.....Rest in Peace..

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