Clemontine Goff-Butler was born May 12, 1914 to Will and Jessie Goff, in Evansville, OK. She was the second oldest of six siblings. She attended school in Evansville, OK. She united with Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Ellis. She later united with Church of the Living God in Big Oak, OK and Luther, OK under the leadership of Elder Elvin Lane. She later moved to Guthrie, OK and united with the church there. Clemontine retired from the Oklahoma Furniture Factory in Guthrie, OK after 27 years of service. Fifteen years after retirement, she worked at the Logan County Green Thumb Program. She was preceded in death by husband John. Two children Elizabeth and Lonny. Both parents, three sisters Elnora Lewis, Dorena Butler, and Frankie King. Clemontine leaves to cherish her memories are four sons, Elmer (patricia) of Temple, AZ, Robert of Guthrie, OK, Melvin (Loretha) of Omaha, NE, and Johnny (Gladys) Midwest City, OK. Three daughters, Wilma (James) of Edmond, OK Betty and Lavern of Oklahoma City, OK. One sister Della Hathorne of Guthrie, OK. Brothers: Charles (Viola) Jones of Langston, OK. Forty-two grandchildren, One hundred-eight great-grandchildren, forty nine great great-grandchildren and two great-great-great-grandchildren. Two special friends, two play daughters, Shirley Scrivner and Cozetta Threatt. Many nieces, nephews and many relatives and friends.