Clyde W Jarnagin

He was born in Silver Texas on December 10, 1923 to Charles and Idelaia Swann Jarnagin.

Boy was what you would call a true cowboy and a person that loved his community and his country. He served his country well when he was asked to having served in World War II. He lived through many fantastic experiences in life including having his ship sunk while at war and being the cofounder of a mammoth tusk and jaw bone while out at Lake Champion, which sits at the museum in Colorado City this day. After his time in the military he spent his days working as a carpenter and as a cowboy out at the Spade Ranch where he learned to be an expert roper and how to perfect training horses. In his spare time Boy would hunt arrowheads and make and fix knives and hatchets.

Boy is survived by sons Clyde Raymond Jarnagin of Houston and Randy Free of Abilene, by a daughter Stacey Fisk of Colorado City, and by grandchildren, April, Kacey, Jammie, Daniel, Carson, and Kristen as well as by 23 great-grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.

He was preceded in death by his parents, by a daughter Jeanette Jarnagin Johnson, by grandson Brandon Free, by brothers Calvin Jarnagin and Oscar Jarnagin, and by a sister Francis Grisham.

A graveside service for Boy will be held on Saturday, September 11th at 10 am in the Loraine Cemetery with Pastor Mike Foster officiating. Pall-bearers will be James Owens, Possum Mann, Jonathan Burton, Daniel Fisk, Dane Powell, and Dwayne Pierce

The family will be present for a visitation on Friday, September 10th from 6-8 pm at the Kiker Seale Funeral Home.

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