Cliffard D. Carlson

1915–1977 (age 62)

Biography

Cliffard D. Carlson (1915-1977) valued service and kindness, always seeking ways to strengthen community ties and support neighbors in need. His generous nature made him a trustworthy presence in both quiet moments and public life.

Oak Hill Cemetery offers a peaceful setting to remember Cliffard’s considerate leadership and the sincere warmth he extended to others.

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