There will be live stream of the service on Thursday August 13, 2020 starting at 10:00 a.m. Just go to the main page of www.walkersanderson.com If you can't watch it live it will be on Ken's obituary page so you can watch whenever you can. We require anyone who attends these services to wear a mask and please practice social distancing _______________________________________________________________________ The Family of Kenneth “Ken” Cluff would like to share their eternal loving memory of their Husband, Father, Brother, Grandfather, Engineer and Scouter. Ken returned home to his Heavenly Father and Savior on August 6th, 2020. He passed away surrounded in the comfort of his family. Shortly after getting engaged to Helen Wing Cluff, Ken was drafted to the United States Army. He served for two years in Fort Greely, AK then returned home and was sealed to his sweetheart in the Salt Lake Temple on February 10th, 1960. Ken’s family included his wife, Helen, one daughter, and two sons: Allison Marguerite and Kenneth Alan Butts-Cluff, Kennen Lee and Jennifer Cluff, Richard Mathew and Susan Cluff. Ken had two brothers and one sister: William “Bill” Cluff, Thomas W. Cluff, and Linda Marie Cluff Edwards. He had Eight grandchildren: Ben Mathew Cluff, Amanda Rose Cluff, Riley Alan Cluff, Meghan Heather Cluff, Nathan Mathew Cluff, Braden Lee Cluff, Kelli Ann Cluff, and Jillian Gale Cluff. Ken’s unconditional love touched numerous lives during the service in the Boy Scouts of America and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He has held numerous church callings throughout his life. For over 30 years he shared his Engineering, and product development talents with Valtek/Flowserve and Wing Enterprises (Little Giant Ladder). Ken had a great love for his family, and the great outdoors. During his life, his free time was spent with his family and Scouts on hiking trips from the High Uintas and Mt. Timpanogos to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and all points in between. He loved taking his family and scouts snowmobiling and boating to Lake Powell and Flaming Gorge. Ken’s determination to make a difference was reflected in his devotion to Varsity Scouting in the Boys Scouts of America. He has served on Staff at numerous Wood Badge and All-Star Courses and has influenced the lives of many Scouts and Scouters for the good. He is a recipient of the Silver Beaver award and “The Rock of Squaw Peak” from the Squaw Peak District. Ken also enjoyed woodworking, photography, fishing, ATV riding, and writing his family history. He loved teaching his grandchildren how to draw and build crafts. He always made every effort to teach his family the practical things in life and to enjoy every day along the way. He found peace and fulfillment in doing his family history and genealogy in his later years. Kenneth Clarence Cluff will be honored in a private service on August 13th, 2020 at Walker Sanderson Funeral Home. For those attending there will be a family visitation Thursday morning from 9:00-9:45 am