Ralph Pummell Obituary - Ralph "Clem" Pummell, a well-liked resident of Sabina, Ohio, passed away peacefully, and it is with heavy hearts that we pass along the news of his passing. Clem, who was 63 years old at the time of his death, passed away at the Autumn Years Nursing Center on February 16, 2024. He was surrounded by his loved ones.
Clem Pummell was born on February 2, 1961, in Washington Court House. His parents, Ralph "Sam" Pummell and Dorthy Watson, were his parents. The scope of his influence extends far beyond his years.
Jennifer, Justin, Wesley, and Wade are his children, and his six cherished grandchildren, Jenson, Makayla, Liberty, Kyler, Jaxon, and Adilynn, are his grandchildren. His family is comprised of his children and grandchildren.
Along with his siblings Richard Watson, Robert Hester, Sue Hughes, and Cindy Stevens, as well as a large number of nieces and nephews, Clem has a family that is very close to one another. The fact that he talked on the phone with his nephew Richie Jr. every day about fishing, sports, and gossip from the neighborhood demonstrated how close they were to one another.
In Greenfield, Ohio, Clem attended Edward Lee McClain High School and graduated with the class of 1979. He was a proud member of the class. He was a pitcher for McClain's baseball team, and he was well-known for his athletic ability. He set records during his time with the team.
In addition to his unwavering support for the Green Bay Packers, his passion for fishing and hunting, as well as his love of baseball, were the defining characteristics of his remarkable personality. The length of time that Clem worked for RCA, which was twenty-five years, is evidence of his commitment and work ethic.
Later on in his life, he became Bryan's right-hand man at Lakeside Tree Service, where he worked as a tree service employee. When Clem was with his friends, he was having a good time telling jokes, telling stories, and drinking a refreshing beverage. He had a strong passion for the outdoors.
In the final hours of his life, Clem discovered solace in the love and attention that he received from the staff at Autumn Years Senior Living. As a result of the compassionate support he received, he was able to go through his transition with a sense of calm, secure in the knowledge that he was surrounded by good people.
