Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  JAMES ALBERT CLEMENTS

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JAMES ALBERT CLEMENTS

OCNS - November 4, 2000 - Mr. James Albert "Jim" Clements, 70, resident of 
Barnsdall, Oklahoma, died Friday, November 3, at his home.

Memorial services will be held at 1:30 p.m., Monday, November 6, at the 
First Assembly of God Church in Barnsdall with Pastor Phillip Clements and 
Don Clements officiating. Cremation arrangements were under the direction 
of the Stumpff Funeral Home, Barnsdall.

A memorial has been established and those who wish to make a contribution 
in memory of Mr. Clements may do so to: Bluestem Regional Medical 
Development Foundation, 3500 S.E. Frank Phillips Blvd., Bartlesville, 
Oklahoma 74006.

Mr. Clements was born march 21, 1930 at Maud, Oklahoma to George W. and 
Nona (Redwine) Clements and was raised and educated in the Maud area, 
graduating high school at Concord, California in 1947.

He was employed on a horse ranch for a time and then was employed with 
Shell Oil Company for six years. He enrolled in college at Wichita, Kansas, 
studying criminal justice. He served as a police officer in Bartlesville, 
Oklahoma; Wichita, Kansas, Los Angeles, California and Redondo Beach 
California; and in later years was employed as a salesman and moved to 
Barnsdall in 1994.
Mr. Clements is survived by his mother, Nona Clements of Barnsdall; two 
daughters, Connie Puckett of Brighton, Tennessee, and Leesa Rains of 
Memphis, Tennessee; five brothers, Ken Clements of Marysville, California; 
Charles Clements of LaGrange, Georgia; Don Clements of Tulsa, Oklahoma, 
and David Clements and Phil Clements both of Barnsdall; one sister, Violet 
Blevins of Lubbock, Texas; one grandson, David Rains of Memphis, Tennessee 
and several nieces and nephews.