Cloy Hodson Child Died August 30th 2008. surrounded by his family. Cloy was a big man and everything he loved was big bet it stories, fish, garden or family and he blessed the lives of countless friends with his big heart.
When Karla and I lived in Hooper, Cloy and I saw each other frequently during the 70s and 80s. He was the manager of the LDS Chicken Farm in Kanesville for many years. Each time I saw him, I'd ask him how things were at the "Chicken Ranch" (a house of ill-repute located near Las Vegas with that name.) Cloy would just laugh, and say things were still pretty exciting! He was a big guy with a big laugh.
Cloy Hodson Child passed way peacefully, Saturday afternoon, August 30, 2008 surrounded by his family. Cloy was a big man and everything he loved was big. He loved big stories, big fish, big gardens, big family and he blessed the lives of countless friends with his big heart.
Since our last names Child and Chamberlain were close in spelling Cloy and I often sat next to each other in class at Wahlquist and WHS. I always liked Cloy. He was a great guy. Since moving to Roy over 3 years ago I had the opportunity to see Cloy several times at the Roy City Council Meetings prior to his passing. I serve on a public safety committee for the Roy Police and Fire Departments with Chief Greg Whinham and Chief Jon Ritchie. My deepest sympathies and condolences to Cloys family in his passing. Dennis Chamberlain
Chris Jensen
When Karla and I lived in Hooper, Cloy and I saw each other frequently during the 70s and 80s. He was the manager of the LDS Chicken Farm in Kanesville for many years. Each time I saw him, I'd ask him how things were at the "Chicken Ranch" (a house of ill-repute located near Las Vegas with that name.) Cloy would just laugh, and say things were still pretty exciting! He was a big guy with a big laugh.Dave Parkinson
From the obituary:Cloy Hodson Child passed way peacefully, Saturday afternoon, August 30, 2008 surrounded by his family.
Cloy was a big man and everything he loved was big. He loved big stories, big fish, big gardens, big family and he blessed the lives of countless friends with his big heart.
Dennis Chamberlain
Since our last names Child and Chamberlain were close in spelling Cloy and I often sat next to each other in class at Wahlquist and WHS. I always liked Cloy. He was a great guy. Since moving to Roy over 3 years ago I had the opportunity to see Cloy several times at the Roy City Council Meetings prior to his passing. I serve on a public safety committee for the Roy Police and Fire Departments with Chief Greg Whinham and Chief Jon Ritchie. My deepest sympathies and condolences to Cloys family in his passing. Dennis Chamberlain