Birth date: Aug 13, 1939 Death date: Feb 9, 2015
Clarence Wayne Dill, 75, of Tulsa, OK and formerly of Seminole, OK died February 9, 2015 with his family at his side. He was born August 13, 1939 in Seminole, OK to Alta and Earl Dill, Sr. He graduated from Seminole High School an Read Obituary
I worked with Clarence 20 years ago at Nordam, as a stress engineer. He was my manager. He was a very knowledgeable and good guy. He had a great sense of humor. I really liked him and I'm sad to know he's no longer on this earth.Steve Ferguson
Clarence was one of my favorite cousins, he holds a special place in my heart. He was always so good to me when I lived in Wichita. He took an interest in my son Mark and I when we were going though some difficult times.The last time I saw Clarence he and his granddaughter came through Independence and stopped to have lunch with us. I treasure that time. I didn't know of his passing or would of been to the services. He will be missed for all the kindness showed his friends and family. His mom was my favorite aunt. Loved her so much. With all his education and knowledge he still was a down to earth man and shared so much with his kind manner. we will miss and his kind ways, Karen Waterman Manderscheid.
My special memory of Clarence was finding out that knew my mother Judi Lane from his high school days in Seminole, Oklahoma. What a coincidence when Staci and I found out her dad and my mom once knew each other and attended Seminole High School together! Staci took her dad, Addison, and I to Seminole one afternoon and Clarence was so sweet to show me the house where my mother used to live and where she rode her horses. We took a drive behind the house on a dirt road looking for an old Native American grave yard the current ownerâ??s told us was back there. We never found it but we did collect some beautiful wildflowers and we all picked a bouquet on that nice afternoon. We drove on and he showed me Seminole High School, we had lunch downtown, and he showed me where my grandfather Joseph Laneâ??s Western Auto Store once was and the drugstore where my mother worked when she was a senior in high school. He then he began reminiscing about his own time spent in Seminole and showed us where he used to live and talked about the history of the oil boom and the many people who traveled to Seminole in hopes of finding wealth in oil. It was a wonderful afternoon and I appreciate these memories so much. Thank you Clarence. Laurie Lucci
I have so bleeder to know you Clarence. I remember when you paid for a whole group of us to go on a mission trip to Mexico to build homes. I was blown away at the generosity of you and Patricia and have tried to pay it forward to others. I am also very grateful when you loaned us your car when we had the foster baby so we could have another vehicle. You love and support to Mike Melanie Kaitlyn and me has been life changing! You are missed already! Rest in your Heavenly home…I'm so glad you made it! See you there someday!
