Brice Clagett

1889–1951 (age 62)

Biography

Brice Clagett was known among Oak Hill residents for his dependable character and willingness to lend a hand whenever the community needed calm support.

Friends remember him as a thoughtful man who delighted in the simplest pleasures—sharing a meal, helping with errands, and listening patiently—creating a legacy of kindness that endures after his passing.

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