Clarence Douglas

Clarence Pedrol Douglas, a man of humble beginnings and a heart full of compassion, was born on June 2, 1958, in Washington D.C., DC, USA. He was a beacon of love and selflessness, whose life was centered around his dedication to the people he cherished most. As William Shakespeare once said, "No legacy is so rich as honesty," and Clarence's honest, loving nature left a significant imprint on all who were fortunate to know him.

Clarence was a proud member of the law enforcement community, retiring from the Washington D.C. Police Department. His dedication could also be seen in his role as a Masonic Mason, where his humble nature and dedication to service were truly appreciated. Clarence also served his country by joining the United States Army. Beyond his professional life, Clarence found joy in the roar of retro automobiles, his fascination a testament to his appreciation for the harmony of power and design. He resided in Concord, North Carolina, where he continued to spread his love and kindness.

Clarence is survived by his loving wife, Sandra Douglas; his sons, Michael Douglas, Demetruis (Reina) Douglas, Parometris (Stephanie) Watkins, and Zacharial (Brenda) Lewis; his daughter, Allasia (Derrick) Lord; his beloved godchildren, Mya Reed and Nikkia Reed; his brother and sisters, Jack (Joanne) Gentry, Maria (Walter) Marshall and Tracy (Steve) Phillips. He was preceded in death by his father, Clarence Jr; his mother, Peggy Jackson; his brother, Anthony Douglas; and his sister, Lisa Patterson.

A memorial service will be held in remembrance of Clarence Douglas on Saturday, 14 Oct 2023 at 1:30pm at the Concord Church of Christ located at 4595 Poplar Tent Road, Concord, North Carolina, 28027.

Clarence's life was a testament to the quote, "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others" by Mahatma Gandhi. His unwavering dedication to the people he loved is his true legacy. Please share your memories and photos of Clarence on the memorial page so that we may all continue to celebrate his remarkable life.