Boundary County ID Archives Obituaries.....Hamilton, Clifford Britt April 18, 2006
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Bonners Ferry Herald, Thursday, April 27, 2006
Clifford Britt Hamilton, 24
   Some say life’s a journey, not a destination.  On April 18, 2006, Cliff
departed from this world to seek out a new adventure.  He always loved looking
for a new activity.  We will miss you always and forever!
   He enjoyed many activities, fishing with his dogs or just throwing sticks in
the river for them were two of his favorite things.  Cliff didn’t get the chance
to have children, but he sure treated his dogs as though they were.  He also
liked spending time with his family, hunting, camping or just any activity that
included adventure.
   He and his father collected firearms which they frequently shot.  Cliff was
always around to listen or talk about their collection or what they could to to
ENHANCE what they had.  It never seemed that they would stay just in the case.
   Cliff worked mostly in construction.  He enjoyed building very much, and
would eve do it as entertainment.  Anytime a family member of friend had a
project, Clift was the first person to volunteer his help without a doubt.
   Cliff might not have had a lot of medals or a lot of awards, but he did have
the greatest reward that no one could give and that was the love he had for his
family.  No matter what happened between his siblings of parents he was always
the first to defend his family, even it if might be true.
   He was commonly called Uncle Cliffy by those who looked up to him most; his
nieces and nephews.  He would always ask the kids, “Who’s your favorite uncle?”
 If they answered wrong, they would get the tickle torture.  With the love that
he had shown to his nieces and nephews, in their eyes he surely had earned a
gold medal and will forever be number one.
   He was preceded in death by his oldest sister, Barbara Marie Hamilton,
Grandmother Barbara Kroeger, and his Grandfather John Milton Hamilton.
   He is survived by both his parents, Ottis Britt Hamilton and Pamela Jean
Hamilton;  one brother, Michael Norman Hamilton; three sisters, Sabrina Anne
Winey, husband Robert Winey, Sarah Jean Roscoe, Husband Jeremy Rosco, Stacey
Kaye Chouinard, husband Cale Chouinard; Grandfather Clifford Alvin Kroeger;
Grandmother Susie Marie Hamilton and 11 nieces and nephews.
   Many thanks from all the family for the support in this trying time.
   


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