FAYETTEVILLE — Clarence Herbert Logue,

90, went to meet his Savior on Saturday, Oct. 10, with his family in the Lawton, Okla., home of his daughter. Born Nov. 20, 1929, in Fayetteville, in Washington County Ark., he was the son of Herbert Logue and Rachel Ann (Peters) Logue.

Cl a rence married his wife of 64 years, Bet - ty Jo Bruce, in Fayetteville in 1956. He served his country through service in the Army including a deployment to Korea during the Korean War.

He retired from Ozarks Electric Cooperative in 1992 after receiving his 25-year watch and his 35-year certificate. He served as the church secretary of First Assembly of God in Fayetteville, Ark., for over 40 years. He attended First Assembly of God in Lawton, Okla., for the past year.

He is survived by wife Betty Logue; daughter and son-in-law Vickie and Clint Bryan of Lawton, Okla.; granddaughter and husband Elizabeth and Brandon Perkins of Lawton, Okla.; grandson Stephen Bryan of Lawton, Okla.; great- grandchildren Sadie Perkins and Logan Perkins of Lawton, Okla.; sister Ruby Sullivan of Springdale, Ark.; and brother Paul Logue of Springdale Ark.

Pappy, as he was known to grandchildren and great- grandchildren, was heard many times telling stories of playing basketball and of throwing a pretty good curve in baseball for Elkins High School. He enjoyed growing a garden and mowing his own lawn until he was 88 years old as he was oft heard to say.

He enjoyed mall-walking with his wife throughout his retirement. He could be seen almost daily exercise-walking about sunset with his family on the sidewalks of Cameron University as a 90-year-old.

Funeral service will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 19, 2020, at Moore’s Chapel with a private burial to follow at Fayetteville National Cemetery. To place an online tribute, please visit www.moorefuneralchapel.com .