Clifford's obituary states that he died in the Veteran's Hospital in Tampa, Florida. It also states that he was a professional engineer employed in railroading for 18 years and that he went to Rockford, Illinois in 1961. There he was employed as a city engineer. He was named "Public Works Deputy Commissioner" in 1966. Then in 1967, he became the Public Works Commissioner. He resigned from that in 1972.
He was a director of the American Road Builders Association and the Illinois chapter of the American Public Works Association. He was chairman of the Public Works committee of the Illinois Municipal League.
He was a director of the American Road Builders Association and the Illinois chapter of the American Public Works Association. He was chairman of the Public Works committee of the Illinois Municipal League.
Clifford's obituary states that he died in the Veteran's Hospital in Tampa, Florida. It also states that he was a professional engineer employed in railroading for 18 years and that he went to Rockford, Illinois in 1961. There he was employed as a city engineer. He was named "Public Works Deputy Commissioner" in 1966. Then in 1967, he became the Public Works Commissioner. He resigned from that in 1972.
He was a director of the American Road Builders Association and the Illinois chapter of the American Public Works Association. He was chairman of the Public Works committee of the Illinois Municipal League.
He was a director of the American Road Builders Association and the Illinois chapter of the American Public Works Association. He was chairman of the Public Works committee of the Illinois Municipal League.
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