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August 28, 1945 ~ August 17, 2019
Services will be held: August 28, 2019
On Friday January 25, 2019, Shirley Lee Clinger, loving Wife, Mother, and Granny, went to be with her parents, sister and brothers after a long battle with cancer. Shirley was born March 28, 1946 in W.V. to Mildred and Michael Thompson. She was one of 12 siblings. On December 31st 1971 she married Steven T. Clinger, they raised 2 children (Bridget and Christopher), and 1 granddaughter (Kimberly) together in Garner, North Carolina.
Shirley was a stay at home mother and wife. She was passionate about her family. She spent a lot of time with her grandbabies & always called her siblings to talk on the phone. She loved country music, dancing, coffee and gossiping. She was known and loved by many.
She is survived by her husband Steven Clinger, their children Bridget and Christopher, grandchildren Kimberly, Zachary, Courtney, Cheyenne, Meadow, Brooklyn, Christian and a grandbaby due in Sept., as well as 2-great-grandsons, Z.J. and Koda.
A celebration of life will be held February 16th 2019 at 1 PM at their residence, 508 Queen Guenevere Trail in Garner, to honor Shirley and the beautiful life she lived. All are welcome.
508 Queen Guenevere Tr. Garner, NC
Audrey R. Griffith
Camelot Subdivision will greatly miss Shirley. She was a friend to so many. We all could not have chosen a better neighbor. There will be a huge void in the neighborhood.
Griffith Family
Our friend and neighbor Shirley will be greatly missed. We had the best time sharing our stories and laughing. Shirley’s devotion to family was the foundation of her actions, the stability that shaped and defined her life. Life experience shaped Shirley the most into the person that easily made friends. Thank you Shirley for being apart of our life.