Clyde Eugene Frost
Clyde Eugene Frost, 63, of Santa
Fe, TX, passed away September 3, 2014 in Webster, TX. Clyde was born October 9, 1950 to Edward and Helen Frost in Texas City. He retired from BNSF Railway as the most tenured engineer after 41 years of service. He also was very active in the community with the LaMarque Lion’s Club. Clyde was preceded in death by his father.
He is survived by his mother Helen Frost; sons, Tyson Frost and wife, Kristin, Jeremy Frost and his wife, Niki, and Dustin Frost and his wife Kendra Turner; daughters, Donna Oliver, and Brett Frost; step- daughter Keala Speakes and her husband William; sisters Sue Robinson and Ann Peterson and her husband, Pete; brother Barry Frost; and eight grandchildren.
Visitation in his honor will be held, Saturday, September 6, 2014, 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., with services at 11:00 am, Crowder Funeral Home Chapel, League City, TX.
We will miss our wonderful neighbor so much. God has him in his kingdom now.
Clyde was my best friend for nearly 20 years. A very good man to all who knew him. He is with his passed family and will still be with us all. He touched many lives. There is no replacement for this extraordinary person. He will be sadly and sorely missed.
Kurt, thank you for sticking close throughout this whole situation. You were right there with us on cedar drive for so long. The barbques, and the times yall would just sit and drink coffee while i bounced off the walls. He had a lot of friends, he had a lot of GOOD friends, he had a lot of BEST friends, but you my friend, were 1 of his GREATEST friends.
We are so sorry to hear about Clyde. He was a sweet friend and neighbor. We were in San Antonio when we got the sad news. I wish we could be there, but know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Clyde, Darrell and I always enjoyed your visits here at the Cabins. We usually had a long talk and enjoyed your stories. You will be missed.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family. Please remember the good times.
With our deepest sympathy,
Barbara Edgley and family
ITS HARD TO COMPREHEND, HIS LIFE CAME TO AN END,
NOT ONLY HAVE I LOST MY DAD, I LOST MY CLOSEST FRIEND,
AND EVERTHING I SEE REMINDS ME, IT JUST DONT SEEM REAL,
I SWORE I HEARD HIS VOICE JUST NOW, HES TALKING TO ME STILL…..
Clyde, we all miss you so much. I’d like to call you right now and see what you are doing. I miss those chats. I am so happy I got the time with you that I did even if it wasn’t long enough. Thank you for giving me such wonderful brothers and sisters too.
Donna i knew the first time we met that there was no denying you as part of our family. Theres just something about the way we are all built that gives it away. But know this, if you met him once, you knew him forever. He did not judge, he never held a grudge, he was sweet and courageous and humble and he never let the trials and tribulations of life keep him down. He was kind and honest and had the purest of hearts. He was handsome and brave and extremely passionate about enjoying life.He was truly 1 of a kind….love you sis
Clyde,
I just found out a few minutes ago about your death my brother. To see you leave so early just breaks my heart. There are many of us that will miss you. May God Bless You.
Mike
Mike, i cant count the number of times i had to ask him, ” are u talking about McGee or McGehee ?”. He always was talking about all his old buddies and the great times yall all had. He LOVED u guys. thanks for being his friend.
Tyson
You may be gone but you are not forgotten. I love you Dad and will always remember the times we had.
Bro, u better know how proud he was of you…..love you man
Dad, you were the most compassionate and caring person I will ever know. You were strong, funny and a entrepreneur. You were long suffering to many. I’m so blessed to be able to call you dad. You always would say were not going to let you fall that’s what family is all about. Thank you for showing me that. Thank you for teaching me how to ride a bike, comforting me with your stories and always being up beat and positive. I could go on and on! I will see you again in heaven. Not goodbye but until then. Love you Dad!
Keala, you were the first daughter he ever had and believe me, after raising 3 boys, you were his breath of fresh air. I know theres something between a father and his daughter that just doesnt compare to anything on the face of this earth. I know there was a beauty he saw in you that only a father can. I know his heart was touched by you. I know u were very special to him in so many ways. He loves you and i love you…….
My dad was a many of things that I couldn’t put in words, in the best way. He was a friend to almost anyone, the most funny enemy, the best stranger, the funniest “cheese ball”…. He was so many things. In everyone’s lifetime that he came across, he left a mark in some way, shape or form on someone.
–One thing for sure, is that for all of us kids and our friends, he loved and cared for us all and it was never a secondary friendly love, it was always more of a first hand genuine fatherly love.
I will forever miss my guidance and my reassurance of his voice and hugs, and that will never be replaced. Forever and ever, I will always wish that I could have had more time with him and forever will be so thankful for every waking moment I got with him.
Thank you lord for such a man, that you sent to be the man of my life, that was the greatest father.
We love you daddy.
Brett, you will always be his baby girl, his love for you had no bounds. Allen, i think he knew his baby girl would be in good hands with you. You are both amazing people, just like him……i love yall
DAD, Missing you a ton. Thinking of you a ton.Thanks for all the fun. Thanks for all the help. Thanks for good times together. I love you Dad.