Clifford Ellis

My prayers and thought are with you and your family. I am sorry for your lost and if there is anything I can do let me know. I know how difficult this time can be but you are strong person. You also have a very loving family and friends who will help you on the way. God bless you Love Verna

There aren't many benefits from getting old... but one definite benefit is being able to have been young. And I knew Clifford then. First concert was Black Oak Arkansas at the coliseum , first trip around 465 when it first opened, first drive in movie at Clermont deluxe, ole cliff taught me how to drive when I was 14 way out on those country roads north of Brownsburg. I thank God I knew you then in the early 70's Clifford. Here I am, 47 years later, listening to our Rod Stewart Every Picture Tells A Story as loud as it will go, singing along, just as we did on those ole country roads that were still gravel. Those were the days, we just didn't know it then.

Shine bright in the Heavens Dad. For yours is the glory!!! Love, Your Bucky

Rest in Peace Cliff. Your friend, Charles Crain

I lit two candle's tonight Cliff, one for your beautiful wife, and one for you. The flickering flame is calming , relaxing and peaceful. Farewell my friend, and condolences to your family.