Dwight R. Clement
Dwight R. Clement, 67, passed away on January 15th, 2021 in Houston Texas. He was born on September 11th, 1953 to Rita Mae & Donald Clement. Dwight is survived by his loving wife, Cheri Clement; daughters, Kory & Kellie Clement; brothers, Dale & Dwayne Clement; grandchildren, Stewart Wynegar & Aiden Beckman, and numerous family members and friends. He is preceded in death by his son Kyle and sister Linda.
For those who knew him, Dwight was among the most compassionate people you would come across in this world. Growing up in Sulphur Louisiana, he earned a degree from McNeese university on a football scholarship that he earned from determination and a work ethic that he would continue to demonstrate through his professional career. He worked for various companies over the years that provided opportunities to travel, see the world, and share it with his family. Having lived & worked in places like Saudi Arabia and Nigeria, it was clear that his inspiration and effect on others transcended geographic, cultural, & language barriers all the same. Most of all, he had a passion for his family, and it was this passion that drove his singular goal of providing a better life for them. Nothing he did in this life was without his family in mind.
A memorial will be held on Friday, January 22nd, at 5 pm at Crowder Funeral Home, Located at: 111 E Medical Center Blvd, Webster, TX 77598.
Given the circumstances surrounding COVID -19, the associated risks and precautions, as well as the limited seating and capacity of the venue, the service will also be streamed virtually accessible at this link: https://youtu.be/w9k-NsqZKqE.
For those intending to attend the service in person, social distancing & mask wearing will be observed throughout the duration of the service.
Anyone not attending in person that would like to send a statement, story, or video clip to be shared with the family or at the service on their behalf can send it to Stewart Wynegar: Swynegar@gmail.com
I just wanted to express our heartfelt condolences to you all!
Dwight was a Big Teddy Bear with the biggest heart and always wore the biggest smile! He will be missed dearly by all who knew him.
Much Love and Prayers!
Kevin & Drudy Sullivan
Cheri, our hearts go out to you and yours.
I knew Dwight a little from seeing him on business trips he made across the globe but didn’t know him well until we ended up moving to Lagos at about the same time. It was then that I came to know the man. And what a joy it was. Dwight was a wonderful, warm man who was a natural teacher and mentor to others. It was a pleasure being with him, not only working but having dinner or a beer and talking about music. I knew his first instrument was keyboards but he surprised one time at our house by picking up a guitar and playing a beautiful version of Wildwood Flower, telling me his Daddy said you really don’t know your way around a guitar unless you can play this song.
Dwight had a lasting impact on all who knew him and we will miss him though we will smile with each thought of him.
With Love,
Greg and Cathy
My condolences to the family on the loss of such a wonderful man. I am praying for your strength to get through this difficult time and the eventual comfort promised in Matthew 5:4. God bless you all.
I would like to extend my deepest condolences to the entire family on your loss of Dwight. I worked with Dwight at Houston Lighting & Power, and he was always a pleasure to work with. Ready with a quick smile and a kind word, I will remember him fondly. May his soul Rest In Peace.
Papi I attended your funeral as promised.
Though heartbroken, am happy the heaven will have their hands full and you went on your terms😉 ,
Good nite my deearest Papi and do not worry about your family as God and man will love and be kind to them just as you were to others,
BTW I know you loved me best so not listening to the rest, your babygal
Cheri and family thank you so much for sharing him, God will bless you and continue to strengthen you all,
Dwight was a great man and friend. He was caring and compassionate and set a splendid example for being generous with his time and resources. Truly a life well lived. He will be missed.
I am saddened to hear that a good heart has stopped beating. I have wonderful memories of my frequent visits to Dwight and Cheri’s house in Lagos . May God give him eternal rest and the family the strength to bear the great loss. My most sincere condolences.