Clinton M. Middlemiss

Funeral services for Clinton “Clint” M. Middlemiss, age 69 of Ogdensburg will be held at 5:00pm on Monday (October 26, 2026) at the Fox & Murray Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Smith officiating. Visitation will be held prior to the service from 2:00 to 5:00pm at the funeral home.

Born on May 18, 1957, in Waddington, New York, to the late Francis and Arlene (Fetterly) Middlemiss, Clint grew up with the values of hard work and commitment that would define his life. A graduate of Lisbon Central School, he spent his years working in a variety of fields, from farming and construction to his work at Morning Star Homes, Ashley’s Home Center, and Community Bank. He ultimately became the proud owner and operator of Middlemiss Trucking & Trash Removal, a business he ran for many years with the determination and work ethic for which he was known.

Clint was not a man who liked to sit still. He found enjoyment in staying busy, working with his hands, and pursuing the things he loved. Whether he was spending time with his race car, hunting, fishing, cheering on the New York Rangers, following St. Lawrence hockey, enjoying Knicks basketball, or Washington Red Skins, Clint embraced the activities that brought him happiness. Yet, no matter how busy life kept him, his greatest joy was found in the time he spent with his family.

In August 2025, Clint married Nancy Self, beginning a new chapter of love and companionship. He leaves behind Nancy, his children Stacy (Phil) Vesel of Lisbon, AJ Middlemiss & companion Kiera Johnson of Ogdensburg, and Katelyn (Ryan) Patterson of Ogdensburg, his stepchildren Jessica Bond of Ogdensburg and Amanda (Brad) Lanier of San Antonio, TX, ,15 grandchildren, his siblings, Russell of Utica, Paul of Ogdensburg, Audie of Massena, Warren (Jessica) of Plattsburg, Deborah Whitehill of Lisbon, Wanda Snickels of Ogdensburg, Emily (Dan) Shoemaker of Lisbon and Dorothy Middlemiss of Ogdensburg; his beloved dog Ollie; along with many nieces, nephews, and extended family members. Each of them carries their own special memories of Clint, from the moments of laughter and togetherness to the everyday experiences that become treasured memories over time.

Clint was predeceased by his parents and a brother Malcolm.

Those who knew Clint will remember his strong work ethic, his independent spirit, and his determination to keep moving forward. But beyond his hardworking nature was a man who deeply loved his family and valued the time they shared. His bond with his beloved dog, Ollie, was another special part of his life, reflecting the affection and companionship that meant so much to him.

On October 17, 2026, Clint passed away surrounded by his loving family after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Though his final days were marked by a difficult fight, his life will be remembered for far more than his illness. He will be remembered for the years he worked hard, the passions he pursued, the people he loved, and the memories he created along the way.

While his passing leaves an immeasurable void in the hearts of those who loved him, Clint’s legacy will live on in the lessons he taught, the stories shared around family gatherings, and the countless ways he touched the lives of those around him. The sound of his laughter, his love for the things that made him happy, and the memories of time spent together will remain long after the sadness of this loss has softened.

Clint’s life reminds us that a meaningful legacy is built not only through the work we do, but through the love we give and the people we leave behind. He will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever held in the hearts of his family and friends.