Clarence Green, III

Clarence Green III, affectionately known as “Fish,” was born on November 29, 1965, to Judia Ann Green and the late Clarence Green Sr. in Tulsa, Oklahoma. On August 17, 2026, Clarence departed this life, leaving behind family and friends who will forever carry his memory.

Clarence received his education through Tulsa Public Schools and attended McLain High School. Throughout his working years, he was employed in labor, where he valued the ability to work, provide for himself, and maintain his independence.

Those who knew Clarence understood that he was a unique individual with a personality all his own. He was not one to follow the crowd. He had his own perspective, his own approach to life, and a way of handling things that was distinctly Clarence. He was comfortable with simplicity and understood what was important to him.

Clarence never married and did not have children, but family remained an important part of his life. He maintained a close-knit circle of relatives and friends. His circle may have been small, but the relationships within it were meaningful. He appreciated the people who stood by him, and in return, he could be counted on when someone close to him needed a helping hand.

Clarence possessed a quiet resilience. His journey through life was not always easy, but he continued to move forward and find ways to take care of himself. He faced life's circumstances as they came and made the most of the opportunities before him. His independence was an important part of who he was.

Clarence will be lovingly remembered by his mother Judia Green, sister, Andrea Green, and his brother, Tony Daniels, and Tony's wife, Latosha Daniels. He also leaves to cherish his memory his nieces, Brittany Russell, Shamika Brown, and Ashley Green, and his nephews, Christian Daniels and Lachlan Hicks, along with extended family members and cherished friends.

His passing leaves an absence that cannot be replaced, but the memories created throughout his life will continue to bring comfort to those who knew and loved him. The laughter, conversations, shared experiences, and moments spent together will remain a lasting part of his family's story.

As Clarence's loved ones reflect on his life, the words of 2 Timothy 4:7 offer comfort and perspective:

“I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.”

Clarence's earthly journey has now come to an end. He leaves behind the memories of a life marked by independence, perseverance, and his own unique spirit.

Though his journey here is finished, Clarence Green III will continue to live on in the hearts and memories of his family and friends.

Rest peacefully, Fish. You will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever a part of our family.