James Lewis Clouse

James Lewis Clouse

April 29, 1933 - February 04, 2011

James Lewis Clouse

April 29, 1933 - February 04, 2011

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Clouse, James Lewis Jim, age 77, of Mission Viejo, passed away on February 4, 2011. Jim was born in Springfield Mo. on April 29, 1933. He retired in 2000 as an Aerospace Engineer having worked for the Douglas Aircraft, McDonnell Douglas, Rockwell and Boeing companies for a combined 45 years.

A devoted, caring and loving husband, father, brother and friend, Jim is survived by his Wife Joanne; Sons James Jr. and David; Daughter Angela; and 7 Grandchildren Kylee, Tyler, Parker, Turner, Macey, Matthew and Hunter; Sisters Diane, Linda and Susan and Brother John.

During the course of his illness, Jim was surrounded by many close friends, golf and car club buddies, Bible study and community friends. The family gratefully appreciates the amazing support and compassion passed on to him and our family during this time.

Jim will be missed dearly, but will remain in our hearts until we see each other again!

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16 responses to James Lewis Clouse

  1. dear joann and family, we all loved james, he was a very special man, and we were honored to be his friend,he will continue to be in our prayers, as well as all of you. Wish we could be there,but it is not possible,due to wills illness.

  2. Joanne,
    Our love to you and your family. May God strengthen you, your children and especially the grandchildren as they remember all the memories that you share.

  3. It is hard to say goodby to a best friend. Over the 40+ years we have known Jim from our time as little league managers through the years that we shared our kids/grandkids accomplishments, he was always the one we enjoyed sharing stories with. We shared many great times playing golf and spending evenings together at our Rancho Las Palmas condos.
    The last 15 months were difficult for the Clouse family but it did testify to the great love Jim and Joanne shared. He is now at peace and we will miss him greatly.

  4. I have many fond memories of our times working on Jim’s ’36 Ford, the events at Fuddruckers and especially the trip to Paso Robles for the car show. I’ll miss Jim and my sincere condolences to Joanne.

    Roger Blakeman 2/13/2011

  5. Tammy Hinkle says:

    I worked with Jim at McDonnell Douglas in Huntington Beach on the Space Station project. He was helpful, kind and professional. I always enjoyed talking with him, from discussing work to getting running tips from him. My sincere condolences to you all. I’m sure you have many wonderful memories of Jim.

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