Clifton Wyatt

On January 12, 1937 in New Willard, Texas, a handsome baby boy was born to Mrs. Jettie Green Wyatt and Mr. Morgan Wyatt Sr. They named him Clifton. Clifton grew up in Livingston, Texas and he attended public school at Dunbar Public School in Livingston, Texas, where he graduated from. At an early age, he united with the Marston Church of God in Christ under the leadership of Elder E.E. Roundtree. He served faithfully until his health failed him. On September 29, 1958, he entered the United States Army. After completion of service to the Army, he returned home. He was employed with Southern Pacific Railroad until his retirement in 2001. On January 28, 1961, he married Lula Mae Jackson and to this union 6 children were born. He was faithful and dedicated until her demise. Clifton was preceded in death by both parents; Two Children: Marci Lee Norman and Clifton Wyatt Jr. Sisters; Pearlie B. Criswell, Helen White, Edna Grimes, Hazel Johnson, Johnnie Mae Wyatt. Brothers; Joe Wyatt, Doug Wyatt, Dennis Wyatt and David Wyatt. He leaves to cherish his memories; Wife: Paulette Wyatt of Cleveland, Texas. Children; Albert Earl Jackson (Talitha) of Lufkin, Texas, Barbara Wyatt of Livingston, Texas, George Glenn Wyatt (Toyia) of Houston, Texas, Ardrix Wyatt (Marisol) of Jacksonville, Florida, Troy Wyatt (Bianca) of Norfolk, Virginia, Inez Wyatt of Livingston, Texas. Adopted Daughter; LaSharia Reed of Cleveland,
Texas; Step Daughter; Felicia Runnels (Joseph) of Houston, Texas. Step Sons; Bill Ross (Kelly) of Cleveland, Texas; Roderick Reed (Heather) of Goodrich, Texas; Phillip
Reed (Courtney) of Cleveland, Texas; Frederick Reed of Cleveland, Texas. Brother; Morgan Wyatt (Willie Lee) of Marston, Texas; Sister-in-Law; Criss Pinson of Houston, Texas and a host of Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, other relatives and friends.

Pallbearers: Johnathas Petty, Isaiah Wyatt, Stephen Wyatt, Michael Emmanuel, George Wyatt Jr., Anthony Wyatt

Honorary Pallbearers: Eld. George Wyatt, Ardrix Wyatt, Fred McCormick, Eric Johnson, Albert Jackson, Troy Wyatt, James Criswell, Carlos Johnson