Dale Clinton Hardemon

He was preceeded in death by his parents, Frank and Shirley Hardemon, his sister Tammy Parker. He is survived by his wife, Lisa Lane Hardemon, his son CJ Hardemon (Tristin), two grandchildren, Cooper and Aisley, his sister, Wanda Gouger (Dale), a niece, Stephanie Howard (Scotty), close friend and cousins, Judy Moore and Keith Whatley, his uncle, Don Jordan, a host of family and friends, and his West Blocton Fire Dept family. Clint was a lieutenant with the West Blocton Fire Dept for 5 years. He loved serving his community alongside his son and WBFD family and his good friend West Blocton Fire Chief, Joe McCool. Clint loved hanging out at Lemley's Automotive every morning and evening before and after work with his good friend Brian Lemley, visiting his friend Gary Williams and working at the Fire Dept. He loved his grandchildren, Cooper and Aisley, always sitting up late with Cooper watching "kids" videos on his phone.

Clint will be escorted from Rockco Funeral Home Centreville to his Celebration of Life at First Baptist Church of Woodstock where his friends and family will gather at 10:30 am. His going home service will be officiated by Pastors and friends , Ethridge Smith and Pete Moran beginning at 12:00 pm. Burial at New Haven Cemetery to follow.

A special thank you to WB Fire Chief Joe McCool, OfficerJohn Mabus, AmServe, the staff at Bibb Medical Center Emergency Dept, DCH Regional Medical, Dana Deerman, Rena Little , and The Northflight Crew for their efforts in trying to save his life. Thank you Brian& Marcie Lemley, Jennifer, Kenny,Kristian, and Kelsie Shine, Greg McCool, ,Brittany Parks, Jay Cromer, Brad Johnson, Kevin Lawrence, Charles Baugh, Mickey Barton, Andrew Cox, Jimmy Ward for your love and support

Special thanks to:

First Baptist Church of Woodstock ( Pastor Larry Bonner ), West Blocton Church of God, The Upper Room Church, West Blocton Fire and Rescue, West Blocton Police Dept and Town of West Blocton(Mayor Daniel Sims

Thank you for all the calls, FB messages, prayers, and to all who visited and brought food and helped in any way.