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Clarence Gordon Kendall, Jr., 81 of Pine Bluff, passed away Sunday, February 5, 2012 at his home. He was born August 1, 1930 in Brownsville, Iowa.
He was retired from the United States Air Force, serving in Korea and Vietnam, also worked in maintenance, as a truck driver and security guard and was a Seventh Day Adventist. He was the son of the late Clarence Gordon Kendall, Sr. and Isabelle Rodgers Kendall and was preceded in death by a daughter, Katherine Marie Droher, two brothers, George Kendall and Paul Kendall and two sisters, Lillian Anderson and Annabelle Kendall. He loved the Lord, family, country and wrote poetry and songs.
Survivors include his wife, Margaret Christine Ferguson Kendall of Pine Bluff; three sons, Billy Lamar Kendall and Clarence G. Kendall, III, both of Pine Bluff and Paul Kendall of Madison, AL; two daughters, Margaret Louise Woods of Pine Bluff and Sherry Jones of Crossett; four sisters, Viola Jones, Bonnie Humphries, Lillian Van Horn and Camille Mcneilis. Clarence had many grandchildren and great-grandchildren and there is one on the way. He loved each and every one and was delighted and alive everytime there was one in his presence.
He was retired from the United States Air Force, serving in Korea and Vietnam, also worked in maintenance, as a truck driver and security guard and was a Seventh Day Adventist. He was the son of the late Clarence Gordon Kendall, Sr. and Isabelle Rodgers Kendall and was preceded in death by a daughter, Katherine Marie Droher, two brothers, George Kendall and Paul Kendall and two sisters, Lillian Anderson and Annabelle Kendall. He loved the Lord, family, country and wrote poetry and songs.
Survivors include his wife, Margaret Christine Ferguson Kendall of Pine Bluff; three sons, Billy Lamar Kendall and Clarence G. Kendall, III, both of Pine Bluff and Paul Kendall of Madison, AL; two daughters, Margaret Louise Woods of Pine Bluff and Sherry Jones of Crossett; four sisters, Viola Jones, Bonnie Humphries, Lillian Van Horn and Camille Mcneilis. Clarence had many grandchildren and great-grandchildren and there is one on the way. He loved each and every one and was delighted and alive everytime there was one in his presence.