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Knox E. McCloy

Posted 2020-08-13 by mhenderson
Published in Mohave Daily News Online from Aug. 12 to Aug. 19, 2020 -
Bullhead City, Arizona -

Knox E. McCloy, age 92, a resident of Mohave Valley, Ariz. passed away
on Monday, July 27, 2020.

The youngest son of R. Cameron and Lois E. McCloy, Knox was born on
September 9, 1927, and raised in the farming community of Hemet,
California.

After graduating from Hemet High, Knox worked on the family's ranch
until he moved to Long Beach and began his career with McDonnell
Douglas in the aerospace industry.

Knox's leisure time was usually spent outdoors, fishing, hunting and
discovering rocks and minerals as he pursued his interest in lapidary.
After his retirement, Knox relocated to Mohave Valley, an ideal area
for him to pursue his hobbies. Knox remained very active up until the
last few months of his life.

A devoted member of the Mohave Valley United Methodist Church and the
Promise Keepers, Knox was a student of the Bible who shared his faith
by the life he led. A "salt-of-the-earth", generous man, Knox was also
a great storyteller who entertained with recounts of family history
and humorous recaps of his numerous life adventures.

Knox is survived by his sister, Jean Triplett, of Hemet; and fondly
remembered by his Colorado and Texas relatives as well as his many
nieces, nephews and cousins.

A graveside service in early September will be held in Hemet, the
resting place of Knox's wives, Abby and Mary Ellen who preceded him. A
Celebration of Life Memorial will be held at the United Methodist
Church of Mohave Valley when COVID19 restrictions have been lifted.






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