Clifford Glasgow traded his earthly home for his heavenly one on August 12, 2020. He was born to Gilbert Sr and Georgia Glasgow on January 1, 1930 in Dallas, Texas, the youngest of eight. Surviving are his wife, Virginia Wray Wilson Glasgow whom he married on January 6, 1981; sons, Scott Glasgow (Stephanie) Fort Worth, Todd Glasgow (Tina) Springtown; step-daughters Celia Hawk (Bob) Argyle, Julie Dear (John); grandson Chris Glasgow, Fort Worth; his sister, Arliss Travis (Tom) Golden, Co. and brother-in-law, Baity Bartel. He graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School and then entered the Air Force where he served as a Staff Sergeant teaching electricity which he enjoyed and applied the rest of his life. In years later he began a career with Gilbert X-Ray in Dallas where he sold and serviced medical x-ray equipment for 32 years with a dedicated attitude to a wide geographical area. Cliff and Virginia while living in Fort Worth, enjoyed camping with the Hitch N Pitch camping club from the Denton area and annually made the July trip to the Colorado Rocky Mts where Cliff was in his favorite place in the world. He loved driving the winding sheer drop off roads. He also looked forward to fishing the Texas Gulf with longtime friends and bringing home Texas size fish stories with his own brand of humor. Cliff had an analytical mind which he used to repair and modify whatever needed his attention. His personality and zest of life will be missed. Cliff and Virginia retired to Lake Texoma where they lived 20 years meeting new friends and volunteering for various area functions. Cliff served many years on the Cardinal Cove Volunteer Fire Dept. Cliff, with others, built the public dock though a permit awarded by the Texoma Lake Corps and established the Cardinal Cove Marine Association to which they further served as officers. Finally they were encouraged to settle in Denton where her family lives and began another huge segment of life. Preceding him in death are his granddaughter Amanda Glasgow, one brother, and five sisters. Thanks go to the Good Samaritan Heritage Hospice for all their attentive care. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in Denton Record-Chronicle on Aug. 19, 2020.
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For some reason I was thinking about old customers that traded with us at Wedgwood Mobil in the 70s and 80s and cliffs name popped up. He was a great person and will be missed greatly. Sorry for the loss.
Ron Potts