CLYDE STILLMAN
1967 - 1986
STATION AGENT
SLC


Clyde died sometime Wednesday night.  His sister found him Thursday morning.  
He was still at her house in Dallas.
Clyde had had heart bybass surgery about six weeks ago.  
Last time I talked to him he was in good spirits and sounded good.  
His sister found him Thursday morning so I guess he died in his sleep sometime Wed. night.   
Clyde hired on in SLC and spent his whole time there as a station agent.  
I can't remember his hire date but I believe it was late 67 or early 68.
-Paul Farris
(4/22/05)

Posted at the FL Club:
Just got word from Paul Farris that SLC station agent Clyde Stillman was found dead in his bed yesterday morning.
More info as we get it.
-Jake Lamkins
(4/22/05)

Thanks for lettin me know about Clyde.
Seems like just yesterday we were skiing together at Park West with Carol and Gary PInson.
Lots of beer breaks.
I remember one day Clyde had a new cap that he was really proud of. 
It happened to blow off about halfway down the mountain 
and Gary was just behind and decided to "save the hat".
He speared it with his pole and then skiied up to Clyde and held the pole out so he could have his hat back. 
Boy, was he pissed. Didn't really like the new hole from Gary's ski pole. Go figure.
-Ron Abfalter
(4/23/05)

Vet's Ashes Found in Trash Led to Proper Burial
What a story!!!  Reminds me of Clyde Stillman.  
He used to tell me that when he died he wanted me to have him cremated, 
his ashes put in a paper sack, and the sack thrown in the first dumpster I came to.
-Paul Farris
(1/18/10)

C S  STILLMAN
Station agent seniority date of 11/27/67, emp# 08163, on the 1/1/86 FL/ALEA Seniority List.
-Jake Lamkins
(2/19/11)

The pictures of Clyde are for you pick one to replace the one on the obit page.  
The one that is there now is from his obituary and I think another would be better 
as no one saw him like he was at the end of his life. 
-Paul Farris
(2/26/13)

Good idea!  I was thinking the same thing.
-Jake Lamkins
(2/26/13)

Posted at FLacebook and the FL Club:
SLC station agent Clyde Stillman's memorial webpage has been updated.
http://FAL-1.tripod.com/Clyde_Stillman.html
Near a dozen items added including many photos
from Paul Farris who worked with Clyde in SLC.
-Jake Lamkins
(3/3/13)

One of my favorite Frontier employees! 
We took a few vacations together and always had way too much fun 
along with Paul Farris and Ron Blosch!
-Tom Schmidt
(3/3/13)

Thanks Tom!!!! 
We don't see each other much but you will never know 
how much you great folks mean to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!
-Ron Blosch 
(3/3/13)

Great job on Clyde's page.
Thanks.
-Paul Farris
(3/4/13)

FLacebook - FL Club
FLight West: Clyde Stillman
SLC station agent Clyde Stillman's memorial webpage has been updated at
http://FAL-1.tripod.com/Clyde_Stillman.html
-Jake Lamkins
(7/2/17)

FLacebook postings on Clyde's birthday
Paul Farris
Today would have been my good friend Clyde Stillman’s 79th Birthday. Left us way too early.

Mynette McKamey 
I remember Clyde well, Paul. And his wife, Carol. I flew with Carol a lot and loved working with her. She and Clyde, both good people.

Paul Farris 
Mynette, yes, good people, good friends.

Christina Bonatti 
Awe good ole Clyde. You guys were a blast to be around.

Ron Blosch 
Agreed Paul, such a great loss!!!!

Sharlene Hall 
So hard to believe he would of been that old Paul!! You next to have a Birthday!!!

Paul Farris 
Sharlene, yes, there was several of us that had birthdays in July, hence my annual July Birthday party that I hosted for a few years.

Barb Mead 
Such good memories of Clyde and Carol. They left us too soon.

Linda Bartlett Weston 
He was a great guy!

Jaynie Bishop 
Wow, he was a wonderful person, great memories!!

Paul Farris 
Jaynie, I always called on his birthday, but once when I called at 11pm he answered and said,”I have to work at 3am” what do you want?”. He called me next day to apologize.

Jim Lether 
I remember working with Clyde

Paul Farris 
Jim, probably when you worked with Clyde he was called “Stinky” because he was one of Frontier’s fuelers and always smelled like jet fuel.

Jim Lether 
your right

Mary Lynn Hamilton Doyle 
Clyde was such a marvelous, good man. The world needs a lot more Clydes. Thanks for helping me to remember such a good guy.
(7/6/20)