Clinton Dewey Park

Clinton Dewey Park August 13, 1954 – October 1, 2025 With extremely heavy hearts, we share the passing of Clinton Dewey Park, 71, due to sudden heart failure at his home in Wenatchee, WA, on October 1, 2025. He was a very loving father, brother, grandfather, companion and friend. “Clint” was born August 13th, 1954, alongside his twin brother Clayton, to Jack and Lillian Park in Ephrata, WA, where he spent his entire youth. He graduated from Ephrata High School in 1972, where he enjoyed wrestling and some basketball. Clint married Pamela (Ryan) in 1976. They spent several years together and lived in Spokane, Soap Lake, Okanogan, and Ellensburg before finally moving to Omak in 1979, where they raised their two treasured children, Lindsay Dawnell and Jared Ryan. After the kids had both grown into young adults themselves and Clint and Pam had separated, his insurance career took him out of the Omak area, first to Chelan and then to Wenatchee. In his later years, he shared a companionship with Irene Jordan, and they had many fun adventures over their time together. Clint had been a hardworking man since he was 10 years old. He had done crop irrigation, driven potato & sugar beet trucks, tractors, soil sampling, built a chemical sprayer, been a walkin and drive-in theatre manager, fast food manager, department store manager, men's clothing store manager, small business owner, seamster, and finally an insurance agent and broker until he retired 12/22/2022. For many years, he absolutely loved helping his father, Jack, with the family business, Western Collectors, promoting and setting up at local Gun Shows in Moses Lake, Pasco, Yakima & Wenatchee areas. Clint did many different things with his time in Omak. He was an active member of the Omak Elks Lodge for several years, making lifelong friends and having great experiences. He was very excited and proud to have been involved with being able to ride in the Pony Express for one year. He helped at the Omak Stampede and World Famous Suicide Race for several years. He was a great artist and even designed the well-known logo for the city of Omak, which features, within its letters, a cowboy hat, a feathered headband, a teepee, and a cowboy boot. Clint was very likable, easy to talk to, always willing to help, and full of integrity. His coworkers and clients held him in the highest regard. His sense of humor and sarcasm brought fun to all his interactions, and he no doubt passed that down to his kids and grandkids. Clint was preceded in death by his mother, Lillian, in 2012 and father Jack in 2019. He is survived by his daughter, Lindsay Park and grandson Kameron Elfrink of Spokane Valley WA, his son Jared (Hillary) Park, granddaughter Ryann and grandson Jack of Omak WA, his partner Irene Jordan of Okanogan, WA, his twin brother Clayton Park and little sister Debbie (Dan) Harper of Ephrata WA, little brother Evan Park of San Diego, CA and half-brother Chuck Soule of Cashmere WA. Clint also has several nieces, nephews, and great nieces and nephews across multiple states. Memorial services for Clinton are 2pm Saturday, November 15th, at the Omak LDS Chapel, followed by a reception/gathering after at the Okanogan Eagles Lodge. His cremains will be laid to rest in the City of Ephrata Cemetery at a later date. We would love for anyone who knew Clint or his family to come and show their love, support, and remembrance. Please share your thoughts and memories in the online guestbook at Clinton Dewey Park Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information from Jones & Jones-Betts Funeral Home in Wenatchee.

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Clinton Dewey Park

August 13, 1954 - October 1, 2025