Birth date: Apr 12, 1942 Death date: Dec 10, 2009
Clinton Leo Stoneham, 67, passed away at his home in Mandeville, LA on December 10, 2009. He leaves behind his wife, Sandy, and his sons, Scott (wife, Joy) of Baton Rouge and Brock of New Orleans. He is preceded in death by parent Read Obituary
We are so glad we got the privilege to move next to Clint and Sandy. They are two of the most wonderful people on this earth. I will never forget the way Clint could move around the dance floor..as if he was on ice... very smooth! I will think of him often and celebrate his life in the memories that we have shared.
Carla and John Pearce
Sandy, both Shirley and I were deeply saddended to hear about your loss. It was a great honor to have worked for and with Stoney for several years starting with Standard Brands flight operations in N.Y. and then Nabisco flight operations in Morristown N.J. I will always remember Clint as not only a great Director of Flight Operations, but also a good friend. He will be missed.
In sympathy,
Jay & Shirley MacLeod
When we heard of Clint’s death, we were shocked and saddened. May the love of family, friends and neighbors help you through the days ahead. Clint will be remembered and missed.
Sandy, Our hearts just ache for you and your family. Clint's untimely passing is heart breaking for all who knew and loved him. Stoney was one of my closest friends in pilot training and I have such great memories of that time. Lori and I cherish the times we have all spent together over the last several years at our reunions, especially the most recent one here in Louisville. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and all your family. With Deepest Sympathy, Truman and Lori McCarter
Tom and I would like to express our sincere condolences for you and your family's loss this past Friday. I did not realize Clint was ill; it seems so sudden. Sandy, if you need anything, please let us know. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Clint will be truly missed my all. He was old school. Had such class. Great husband, father, and friend. It's what he did!
My deepest sympathies to the Stoneham Family. I worked with Clint for the past few years and can say that he was a kind sweet man. My thoughts and prayers to his family.
My condolences to Clint's family. We were former squadron mates and I was always pleased to fly with Clint.
Hello Sandy and family,if you recall,I'm Clint's friend from school,we were there about 3 years ago and Clint went fishing with me.Although,we didn't see eachother or talk much,Clint will be missed on this end.When you live where you grew up you are constantly reminded of the events in the innocent youth of your life and hardly a week goes by that growing up with Clint isn't brought to mind.I see Tommy regularly and am allways reminded of Clint.If the old saying,"I've never heard anyone say a bad word about him",has any merit,Clint is the guy they said it about. We wish you our heartfelt condolences. Sincerly, Leon & Judy
sorry to hear of Clint's passing. we grew up and played together on Reynolds Dr. in Eatontown. my condolences go out to his family and brothers.
