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Remembering days when David Clift lived in Columbia By Hunter Durham David Clift and his family lived upstairs at Grissom Funeral Home. His dad was also a referee and one time my father and mother and Ms. Clift went to a Western Game where Charlie Clift was the referee. A guy sitting behind Ms. Clift started fussing about the calls being made and Ms. Clift stood up and asked the man, "Do you see that referee?" The man let out some cuss words about him and Ms. Clift said, "That man is the only one I am pulling for, because he is my husband." The man said nothing else the rest of the game. Billy Miller, whose dad was pastor of the Columbia Christian Church at the time, Terry Shively, David Clift and I spent many hours in our club house off of Wall Street behind Doug Durham's (Doug Durham was my father's brother), and had a lot of secrets. Reelfoot Lake is where David Clift later live and I have fished in that area on a visit to see him. - Hunter Durham Comments re article 79438 Remembering David Clift He was born at Baute Infirmary Lebanon KY This story was posted on 2015-12-08 20:44:28
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