Parents: Samuel Clayton Sugg and Olive Elizabeth (Yount) Sugg. The Reverend J. Alonzo Yount was his grandfather, and the Reverends Noah D. and Walter N. Yount are uncles.
Children: The Reverend Clayton Walter, Jr., Paul Timothy.
Education: Lenoir-Rhyne, A.B. 1947; Philadelphia Seminary, B.D. 1950, S.T.M. 1961; Clinical Pastoral Education University of Iowa, 1966; School of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University, 1969; School of Theology, Dubuque, Iowa, D.Min. 1977.
Ordination: May 24, 1950 by Ministerium of Pennsylvania.
Calls: Advent, Mt. Ephraim, N.J., 1950-52; organized Gloria Dei, New Milford, N.J., 1952-54; First, Lafayette, La., and organized Trinity, New Iberia, La., 1954-59; Grace, Amarillo, Texas, 1959-61; Christ, Durham, 1961-65. Began Lutheran social mission work by monthly visitation in Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, La., 1954-59.
Veterans Administration hospital Chaplain, 1965-81. Retired June 1981 to Knoxville,Iowa. Supply Pastor to various congregations.
Other: U.S. Army Air Force, 1942-45.
Provided by: Ron Reid
Rev. Clayton Sugg died October 18,2004. Spouse Leona died six days later. Sugg served Advent, Mount Ephraim, NJ;
Gloria Dei, New Milford, NJ; First, Lafayette,LA; Grace, Amarillo, TX; Christ, Durham, NC;and as Chaplain, VA Hospital, Knoxville, IA.Sugg retired in June of 1982
Source: Life Together by Wartburg Theological Seminary
Spring 2005
Children: The Reverend Clayton Walter, Jr., Paul Timothy.
Education: Lenoir-Rhyne, A.B. 1947; Philadelphia Seminary, B.D. 1950, S.T.M. 1961; Clinical Pastoral Education University of Iowa, 1966; School of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University, 1969; School of Theology, Dubuque, Iowa, D.Min. 1977.
Ordination: May 24, 1950 by Ministerium of Pennsylvania.
Calls: Advent, Mt. Ephraim, N.J., 1950-52; organized Gloria Dei, New Milford, N.J., 1952-54; First, Lafayette, La., and organized Trinity, New Iberia, La., 1954-59; Grace, Amarillo, Texas, 1959-61; Christ, Durham, 1961-65. Began Lutheran social mission work by monthly visitation in Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, La., 1954-59.
Veterans Administration hospital Chaplain, 1965-81. Retired June 1981 to Knoxville,Iowa. Supply Pastor to various congregations.
Other: U.S. Army Air Force, 1942-45.
Provided by: Ron Reid
Rev. Clayton Sugg died October 18,2004. Spouse Leona died six days later. Sugg served Advent, Mount Ephraim, NJ;
Gloria Dei, New Milford, NJ; First, Lafayette,LA; Grace, Amarillo, TX; Christ, Durham, NC;and as Chaplain, VA Hospital, Knoxville, IA.Sugg retired in June of 1982
Source: Life Together by Wartburg Theological Seminary
Spring 2005
Parents: Samuel Clayton Sugg and Olive Elizabeth (Yount) Sugg. The Reverend J. Alonzo Yount was his grandfather, and the Reverends Noah D. and Walter N. Yount are uncles.
Children: The Reverend Clayton Walter, Jr., Paul Timothy.
Education: Lenoir-Rhyne, A.B. 1947; Philadelphia Seminary, B.D. 1950, S.T.M. 1961; Clinical Pastoral Education University of Iowa, 1966; School of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University, 1969; School of Theology, Dubuque, Iowa, D.Min. 1977.
Ordination: May 24, 1950 by Ministerium of Pennsylvania.
Calls: Advent, Mt. Ephraim, N.J., 1950-52; organized Gloria Dei, New Milford, N.J., 1952-54; First, Lafayette, La., and organized Trinity, New Iberia, La., 1954-59; Grace, Amarillo, Texas, 1959-61; Christ, Durham, 1961-65. Began Lutheran social mission work by monthly visitation in Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, La., 1954-59.
Veterans Administration hospital Chaplain, 1965-81. Retired June 1981 to Knoxville,Iowa. Supply Pastor to various congregations.
Other: U.S. Army Air Force, 1942-45.
Provided by: Ron Reid
Rev. Clayton Sugg died October 18,2004. Spouse Leona died six days later. Sugg served Advent, Mount Ephraim, NJ;
Gloria Dei, New Milford, NJ; First, Lafayette,LA; Grace, Amarillo, TX; Christ, Durham, NC;and as Chaplain, VA Hospital, Knoxville, IA.Sugg retired in June of 1982
Source: Life Together by Wartburg Theological Seminary
Spring 2005
Children: The Reverend Clayton Walter, Jr., Paul Timothy.
Education: Lenoir-Rhyne, A.B. 1947; Philadelphia Seminary, B.D. 1950, S.T.M. 1961; Clinical Pastoral Education University of Iowa, 1966; School of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University, 1969; School of Theology, Dubuque, Iowa, D.Min. 1977.
Ordination: May 24, 1950 by Ministerium of Pennsylvania.
Calls: Advent, Mt. Ephraim, N.J., 1950-52; organized Gloria Dei, New Milford, N.J., 1952-54; First, Lafayette, La., and organized Trinity, New Iberia, La., 1954-59; Grace, Amarillo, Texas, 1959-61; Christ, Durham, 1961-65. Began Lutheran social mission work by monthly visitation in Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, La., 1954-59.
Veterans Administration hospital Chaplain, 1965-81. Retired June 1981 to Knoxville,Iowa. Supply Pastor to various congregations.
Other: U.S. Army Air Force, 1942-45.
Provided by: Ron Reid
Rev. Clayton Sugg died October 18,2004. Spouse Leona died six days later. Sugg served Advent, Mount Ephraim, NJ;
Gloria Dei, New Milford, NJ; First, Lafayette,LA; Grace, Amarillo, TX; Christ, Durham, NC;and as Chaplain, VA Hospital, Knoxville, IA.Sugg retired in June of 1982
Source: Life Together by Wartburg Theological Seminary
Spring 2005
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