Clarence Lee John Grayson Beaugard passed away December 7, 2022 in Omaha, Nebraska at the age of 31 years. He was born in Omaha.
Clarence is survived by his parents Jessie and Joe Heard and biological father Clarence Grayson; children Kyleaha Grayson Beaugard, Nathan Grayson Beaugard, Neveah Avant, Zy'aire Humphrey, Teagan Grayson Beaugard, Cashius Grayson Beaugard, Camden Holloway, and Arielle Grayson Beaugard; sisters JoNita, Jessie, Michaela, Brandie, Erin, Chissa, Alexis, Savayah, Clairese, and Delila; brothers Cameron, Xavier, Tracy, Bernard, Michael, John, and Javon; co-mother Lawonder Johnson; a host of cousins many other family and friends.
He is preceded in death by his grandfather Edward Grayson; grandmother Rebecca Grayson; uncle William Grayson; uncle Pierre Beaugard; and cousins Hananiah Beaugard and Davonte Williams.
He was That Man.
Larger than life is not enough to describe the man Clarence was, and to know him was to love him. He was a son and a Father, he was a brother and Uncle, he made sure you knew you were important and special in his life. He placed priority on spending time with family and he was intentional about sharing his love. He had a smile that lit up the room. His laugh was infectious, there was no way to hear it and not join in. If you knew him you knew how silly he could be, he never hesitated to join in on a good time.
He made friends easily, the type of person who never knew a stranger. He fit it in places from the east coast to the west coast even in the Bahamas. He fit in with many crowds from the Strut to the Poop Deck he was accepted. "He was that Man".
He was Mr. Put it on, He took pride in his style. Each outfit was a reflection of his exuberance, he knew he looked good and you had to see him. "He was that Man"
His hugs were always warm and welcoming, if he kissed you it would make you laugh because it would leave your cheek wet. He was always licking his lips as he smiled which helped him be the Casanova he was known to be.
He wanted people to see his generosity. He would carry you to your bed when you'd had too much to drink and would even tuck you in.
He was Douckie, Clarence, Clarice, Son, Snacks, Yakc, Lee'John and so many more.
To the world he was many different people and everyone he loved felt it.
He was a wonderful beautiful soul, how very special were we to have him in our family tree. "He was that Man".
Thursday, December 15, 2022
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90th Street Chapel - Good Shepherd
Thursday, December 15, 2022
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