Clayton Stickler

Clayton Stickler, age 62, Aberdeen, WA, the son of the former Bernard and Cora (Lamp) Stickler, died at his home in Aberdeen, WA on Friday, November 30, 2018.

Private graveside services will be held on Wednesday morning at the Rose Hill Cemetery at Clark.  A family only visitation will be held prior at the Furness Funeral Home Chapel.  Casketbearers will be Rebecca and Coral Berg, and Cliff and Clint Stickler.  Pastor Mark Tracy will officiate.

He was born at Huron, SD, on November 27, 1956, the son of Bernard and Cora Eileen (Lamp) Stickler.  The family moved to the State of Washington in 1957 where he attended school.

After his schooling he opened and owned his own business called C & C Welding.  Clayton was known for being very artistic and able to do most anything with his hands.  As a child he was always tearing things apart and putting them back together.  In addition he was known for his beautiful wood carved items.

Clayton was an accomplished mechanic, working on cars of all makes and models.  It was not unusual for him to have car parts strewn throughout his house.  A favorite car of his was a Chevelle Super Sport.

Clayton was a religious man, reading his Bible often in his free moments.  He loved his family and amongst his favorite pastimes was doing beadwork, woodworking, and working on his numerous cars.

Preceding him in death were his parents, maternal and paternal grandparents and a niece Kristy Shively.

Survivors include his son, Clifton, and siblings, Suzanne (Rick) Shively of Puyallup, WA, Barbara (Adi) Pohan of Queen Creek, AZ, Rebecca Berg of Watertown, SD, and Clint (Teresa) Stickler of Spokane, WA., along with nieces and nephews.

Arrangements are with the Furness Funeral Home at Clark where there is an on-line registry at www.furnessfuneralhome.com