1942
Clifford
2013
Clifford C. Treat
September 20, 1942 — August 17, 2013
Clifford Charles Treat Jr. age 70 of Hastings, passed away unexpectedly, Saturday August 17, 2013 at his residence.
He was born in Hastings, Michigan, September 20, 1942, the son of Clifford and Thelma (Kidder) Treat Sr.
Clifford was preceded in death by his parents, Clifford and Thelma Treat Sr., stepson, Tim Benedict and brother, Donald Treat.
Clifford is survived by a sister, Susan Sines (Treat), son, Jeffery (Kathy) Bates, and grandchildren, Colton Bates, Felicia Bates and Dylan Bates.
Clifford graduated from Middleville High School. He worked at Wayland Buffing Factory, Saranac Buffing and Whites in Middleville. He enjoyed being outdoors, carpentry work, motor repair and fishing. Clifford had the gift of fixing anything with a motor, no matter what it was, he could get it to run. His love and challenge in life was working on cars and trucks. Clifford also helped to organize a car club in Hastings in the 60's called the RAKERS.
Clifford fought his battle with his lungs and stomach problems for many years. Clifford does not hurt anymore and is finally at peace. Respecting Clifford's wishes, cremation has taken place and no visitation or funeral service will take place.
Memorial contributions may be made to a Charity of Ones Choice.
He was born in Hastings, Michigan, September 20, 1942, the son of Clifford and Thelma (Kidder) Treat Sr.
Clifford was preceded in death by his parents, Clifford and Thelma Treat Sr., stepson, Tim Benedict and brother, Donald Treat.
Clifford is survived by a sister, Susan Sines (Treat), son, Jeffery (Kathy) Bates, and grandchildren, Colton Bates, Felicia Bates and Dylan Bates.
Clifford graduated from Middleville High School. He worked at Wayland Buffing Factory, Saranac Buffing and Whites in Middleville. He enjoyed being outdoors, carpentry work, motor repair and fishing. Clifford had the gift of fixing anything with a motor, no matter what it was, he could get it to run. His love and challenge in life was working on cars and trucks. Clifford also helped to organize a car club in Hastings in the 60's called the RAKERS.
Clifford fought his battle with his lungs and stomach problems for many years. Clifford does not hurt anymore and is finally at peace. Respecting Clifford's wishes, cremation has taken place and no visitation or funeral service will take place.
Memorial contributions may be made to a Charity of Ones Choice.
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