Clarence Waybern Webb, age 88, was born August 27, 1933 in Snake Creek, Carroll County, Virginia to Moyier Edgar and Berta Ina (Goad) Webb. He passed away on April 20, 2022 at the Wyndmoor Assisted Living facility, in Marion, Ohio surrounded by his loving family when he was called to his final resting place in Heaven with our Lord and Savior.

Clarence graduated from Hillsville High School, Carroll County, Virginia in 1953 and then immediately enlisted in the Army. He completed a total of eight years with the Army. Two years enlisted and six years in the reserves. In 1956 he joined the City of Alexandria Virginia Police Department. He had such a great love for protecting and serving that he spent 42-years with the Alexandria Police Department. He started as a patrolman in 1956 and retired as a corporal in 1984. After his retirement in 1984 from the Police Department, the very next day he returned to the Alexandria Police Department as a civilian worker as their only Micro-Computer Technician reporting directly to the Chief of Police. He was responsible for developing and implementing several programs for the Alexandria Police Department and a program for the Alexandria Sheriff Department. He remained in that position until he retired a second time in 1998. In addition, he taught computer programming classes at the University of Maryland. Clarence enjoyed computer technology and programming, and always gave his brother Booker Webb credit for teaching him to become successful.

In 1954 Clarence married his first wife Irma Lula (Boggs) Gustafson. They moved from Hillsville, VA to Fort Benning, GA during the time that he was enlisted in the army. They later moved to Alexandria, VA when he joined the Alexandria Police Department while completing his army reserve commitment. In August of 1969 they were blessed with the birth of his only child Lisa (Webb) Vitek. In 1974 he and Irma divorced, and in 1975 he was remarried to Betty Rose (Elliott) Webb. Clarence and Betty lived in Woodbridge, VA from 1986 until 2013, when Betty passed away. In 2014 he then moved to Marion, OH to live with his daughter Lisa.

Throughout Clarence's lifetime he loved hunting, fishing, tinkering, fixing, creating fun things in his workshop, collecting antique tools, and visiting yard sales. He also enjoyed working on his computer. When he wasn't doing those things he was always found perfecting his victory garden skills. He could always be found happily working in his garden and sharing his abundant bounties with friends and neighbors. He enjoyed hosting gatherings and cook-outs with friends and family. That was always the perfect time for telling stories of his younger days, showing number tricks, and telling jokes (with lots of sound effects). He cherished his time with his family, friends, and neighbors. Above all he loved to travel and spoil his grandchildren. At his core he was a generous, caring, and compassionate man that will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who knew him.

Clarence is survived by his daughter, Lisa Sharon (Robert) Vitek, grandchildren Kimberly Victoria Price (Zachary Kaine Morris), Rebecca Sharon (Kenneth "Colt") Spencer, Robert Tristan Vitek, and Christina Elizabeth Vitek. He is also survived by an older sister, Treva Mae (Sanford, predeceased) Bowman, and four younger brothers: Moyier Bruce (Francis, predeceased) Webb, Glen Waltrude (Patricia, predeceased) Webb, James Booker (Nelldean) Webb, and Scott Douglas (Victoria) Webb. He also leaves behind three great-grandchildren: Rileigh Anne Price, Greyson Lee Jenkins, and Lorenzo Adonis Morris, as well as a host of nephews, nieces, grand-nephews and grand-nieces.

Clarence was predeceased by his parents, Moyier Edgar and Berta Ina (Goad) Webb, an older sister, Helen Elizabeth (Webb) Myers, an infant brother, Bobby Ray Webb, and his second wife, Betty Rose (Elliott) Webb.

A funeral service will be held on June 3, 2022, at Vaughan-Guynn-McGrady Funeral Chapel, 1035 North Main Street, Hillsville, VA 24343. Visitation at 10:00 a.m., services at 11:00 a.m. Burial service to immediately follow at the Isaac Webb Cemetery.