Birth date: Oct 15, 1929 Death date: Apr 6, 2020
Clifford Carl Riedel, age 90 of Parma, passed away Monday afternoon on April 6, 2020. Cliff was married to his beloved wife (his Babe), Carolyn (nee Janus) for almost 66 years. Their wedding anniversary is May 22nd. He was born in Read Obituary
So many fond memories from my time in Cleveland with you and Cliff and your Mom and Dad at the clambakes in Elroy's back yard. Also remember going out of Lake Erie with Elroy and Cliff to launch his seaplane and the many models he had in the basement.. He always had a winning smile and laugh, both of which will be greatly missed. Only a phone call away cousin if you want to talk from New York to Ohio--Love Dave
Nancy and I will miss Cliff. Ever since he married Carol he was like a big brother to me. I still remembered when he came home from Korea and would eat huge plate fulls and not gain a pound. I really enjoyed camping with him and chasing his gliders. Rest in peace Cliff and now you can eat all the things you’ve missed.
Russ and Nancy Janus
Dear Carol, Diane, Cliffy, Nancy and your families - I am so sorry to hear of Cliff's passing. From little on Cliff had such a warmth to him and a great friendly smile.
Always one of my favorites to see. Such a great man to be very proud of.
My heart goes out to you during this time of such heartbreak. Sad we cannot give you hugs at this point in time but know we are thinking of you.
Love, Rhonda Janus Smith
My heart goes out to all of you. May God give you great comfort for your loss. Cliff was truly blessed for the family he adored. Love Lisa and family ❤️
With love & happy memories of our dear Uncle Cliff & my wonderful God-father!
Love, Dick & Deb (Riedel) Weisgerber
and from his loving brother---Ken & Clara Riedel
Dear Aunt Carol, Diane, Cliffy, Nancy and your families,
Mike and I want to send our deepest sympathies and love to you all. We understand how hard it is to lose your dad and as you, we wish he was still here with us.
Uncle Cliff always had a warm smile and kind words to give you. He lent a helping hand whenever one was needed. I wouldn't be here without him since he introduced my dad to my mom.
Uncle Cliff along with his brothers and sister have an inspiring family bond that kept our entire family close through the years. He lived an admirably full life and I was lucky to call him my uncle. We will keep you in our prayers.
With Love,
Laurie and Mike
