Clyde Reece Hulet, 94, of McFall, MO, passed away Thursday, April 23rd, at Mosaic Life Care of Albany, under Hospice Care.
He was born in Carmack, MO on November 23rd, 1925 to Aaron Reece and Ruby Lucille (Hopkins) Hulet.
He accepted Christ at the age of 13 at the Dorsey Christian Church of Albany, MO. He graduated May 10th, 1944 from Albany High School and a few days later on May 13th married Mildred Louise Miller. From 1944-1946 he served in the 50th Armored Infantry Division, 3rd Army in Germany. After being discharged, he attended NWMSC in Maryville, MO, receiving a BA in Industrial Arts. Except for half of a school year in St. Joseph, MO, he taught for 33 years at South Harrison School District teaching Industrial Arts/Drafting and Carpentry Class at the Vo-Tech until retiring. He also was a Christian School AD for two years at the Word of Life Christian School in Cameron, MO, after retiring from SHHS. He was an ordained minister from 1949 at various Methodist Churches in Northwest MO. He currently pastored the Word of Life Christian Fellowship in Pattonsburg, MO.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife, Mildred of 71 years; daughters, Marilyn Read and Judy Ruff; son-in-law, Gene Read; and brother, Dale Hulet.
Clyde is survived by his daughter, Meredith (Stan) Doty, McFall, MO; granddaughter, Heather (Brent) Jones and great-grandchildren, Peyton, Cameron, and Katelyn of McFall, MO; grandson, Christopher Doty of Kansas City, MO; granddaughter, Megan (Jeffrey) Epperly and great-grandchildren, Maddix, Kennedi, and Ava of Albany, MO; granddaughter, Angela (Scott) Crowder and great-grandchildren, Jenna and Jared (Morgan) Crowder and great-great-grandson Archer, of Hallsville, MO; grandson, Ted (Diane) Read and great-grandchildren, Aaron and Daniel, of Rolla, MO; granddaughter, Chrissy (Brant) Adkins and great-grandchildren, Emily, Jacob and Marilyn, of Burlington, NC; granddaughter, Sarah Read and great-grandchild, Max Anderson, of Liberty, MO; sister, Mary Jane Sweat of Bethany, MO; sister-in-law, Betty Smith of Spokane, WA; and numerous nephews and nieces.
He was born in Carmack, MO on November 23rd, 1925 to Aaron Reece and Ruby Lucille (Hopkins) Hulet.
He accepted Christ at the age of 13 at the Dorsey Christian Church of Albany, MO. He graduated May 10th, 1944 from Albany High School and a few days later on May 13th married Mildred Louise Miller. From 1944-1946 he served in the 50th Armored Infantry Division, 3rd Army in Germany. After being discharged, he attended NWMSC in Maryville, MO, receiving a BA in Industrial Arts. Except for half of a school year in St. Joseph, MO, he taught for 33 years at South Harrison School District teaching Industrial Arts/Drafting and Carpentry Class at the Vo-Tech until retiring. He also was a Christian School AD for two years at the Word of Life Christian School in Cameron, MO, after retiring from SHHS. He was an ordained minister from 1949 at various Methodist Churches in Northwest MO. He currently pastored the Word of Life Christian Fellowship in Pattonsburg, MO.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife, Mildred of 71 years; daughters, Marilyn Read and Judy Ruff; son-in-law, Gene Read; and brother, Dale Hulet.
Clyde is survived by his daughter, Meredith (Stan) Doty, McFall, MO; granddaughter, Heather (Brent) Jones and great-grandchildren, Peyton, Cameron, and Katelyn of McFall, MO; grandson, Christopher Doty of Kansas City, MO; granddaughter, Megan (Jeffrey) Epperly and great-grandchildren, Maddix, Kennedi, and Ava of Albany, MO; granddaughter, Angela (Scott) Crowder and great-grandchildren, Jenna and Jared (Morgan) Crowder and great-great-grandson Archer, of Hallsville, MO; grandson, Ted (Diane) Read and great-grandchildren, Aaron and Daniel, of Rolla, MO; granddaughter, Chrissy (Brant) Adkins and great-grandchildren, Emily, Jacob and Marilyn, of Burlington, NC; granddaughter, Sarah Read and great-grandchild, Max Anderson, of Liberty, MO; sister, Mary Jane Sweat of Bethany, MO; sister-in-law, Betty Smith of Spokane, WA; and numerous nephews and nieces.
Clyde Reece Hulet, 94, of McFall, MO, passed away Thursday, April 23rd, at Mosaic Life Care of Albany, under Hospice Care.
He was born in Carmack, MO on November 23rd, 1925 to Aaron Reece and Ruby Lucille (Hopkins) Hulet.
He accepted Christ at the age of 13 at the Dorsey Christian Church of Albany, MO. He graduated May 10th, 1944 from Albany High School and a few days later on May 13th married Mildred Louise Miller. From 1944-1946 he served in the 50th Armored Infantry Division, 3rd Army in Germany. After being discharged, he attended NWMSC in Maryville, MO, receiving a BA in Industrial Arts. Except for half of a school year in St. Joseph, MO, he taught for 33 years at South Harrison School District teaching Industrial Arts/Drafting and Carpentry Class at the Vo-Tech until retiring. He also was a Christian School AD for two years at the Word of Life Christian School in Cameron, MO, after retiring from SHHS. He was an ordained minister from 1949 at various Methodist Churches in Northwest MO. He currently pastored the Word of Life Christian Fellowship in Pattonsburg, MO.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife, Mildred of 71 years; daughters, Marilyn Read and Judy Ruff; son-in-law, Gene Read; and brother, Dale Hulet.
Clyde is survived by his daughter, Meredith (Stan) Doty, McFall, MO; granddaughter, Heather (Brent) Jones and great-grandchildren, Peyton, Cameron, and Katelyn of McFall, MO; grandson, Christopher Doty of Kansas City, MO; granddaughter, Megan (Jeffrey) Epperly and great-grandchildren, Maddix, Kennedi, and Ava of Albany, MO; granddaughter, Angela (Scott) Crowder and great-grandchildren, Jenna and Jared (Morgan) Crowder and great-great-grandson Archer, of Hallsville, MO; grandson, Ted (Diane) Read and great-grandchildren, Aaron and Daniel, of Rolla, MO; granddaughter, Chrissy (Brant) Adkins and great-grandchildren, Emily, Jacob and Marilyn, of Burlington, NC; granddaughter, Sarah Read and great-grandchild, Max Anderson, of Liberty, MO; sister, Mary Jane Sweat of Bethany, MO; sister-in-law, Betty Smith of Spokane, WA; and numerous nephews and nieces.
He was born in Carmack, MO on November 23rd, 1925 to Aaron Reece and Ruby Lucille (Hopkins) Hulet.
He accepted Christ at the age of 13 at the Dorsey Christian Church of Albany, MO. He graduated May 10th, 1944 from Albany High School and a few days later on May 13th married Mildred Louise Miller. From 1944-1946 he served in the 50th Armored Infantry Division, 3rd Army in Germany. After being discharged, he attended NWMSC in Maryville, MO, receiving a BA in Industrial Arts. Except for half of a school year in St. Joseph, MO, he taught for 33 years at South Harrison School District teaching Industrial Arts/Drafting and Carpentry Class at the Vo-Tech until retiring. He also was a Christian School AD for two years at the Word of Life Christian School in Cameron, MO, after retiring from SHHS. He was an ordained minister from 1949 at various Methodist Churches in Northwest MO. He currently pastored the Word of Life Christian Fellowship in Pattonsburg, MO.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife, Mildred of 71 years; daughters, Marilyn Read and Judy Ruff; son-in-law, Gene Read; and brother, Dale Hulet.
Clyde is survived by his daughter, Meredith (Stan) Doty, McFall, MO; granddaughter, Heather (Brent) Jones and great-grandchildren, Peyton, Cameron, and Katelyn of McFall, MO; grandson, Christopher Doty of Kansas City, MO; granddaughter, Megan (Jeffrey) Epperly and great-grandchildren, Maddix, Kennedi, and Ava of Albany, MO; granddaughter, Angela (Scott) Crowder and great-grandchildren, Jenna and Jared (Morgan) Crowder and great-great-grandson Archer, of Hallsville, MO; grandson, Ted (Diane) Read and great-grandchildren, Aaron and Daniel, of Rolla, MO; granddaughter, Chrissy (Brant) Adkins and great-grandchildren, Emily, Jacob and Marilyn, of Burlington, NC; granddaughter, Sarah Read and great-grandchild, Max Anderson, of Liberty, MO; sister, Mary Jane Sweat of Bethany, MO; sister-in-law, Betty Smith of Spokane, WA; and numerous nephews and nieces.
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