Clyde Milton King, 87
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Clyde was the former President of Bank of Celina and Elder of the Celina Church of Christ. Clyde was also a Silver Beaver Boy Scouts of America. Clyde was also a World War II Veteran.
His family includes wife, Ruth V. King of Celina; son & daughter-in-law, Joseph W. & Kay King of Celina; daughters & sons-in-law, Sandra & Kerry Eads of Celina and Donna Snow & Gerald Burnette of Celina; brother, J.D. King of Burksville, Kentucky; sisters & brother-in-law, Martha & Willard Brown of Cookeville, Tennessee and Inell Hix of Rock Hill, South Carolina; 13 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren & 1 great great grandchild.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by brothers, Fred & Loys King; sisters, Olyne Upchurch and Ailene Strong. Serving as pallbearers were Caleb Burnette, Ryan Lacy, David White, Bret White, Colby Hix & Michael Roy Eads.
