Birth date: Dec 23, 1950 Death date: Aug 11, 2020
Clemmon Edmonson Parker, 69, of Severna Park, Maryland passed way peacefully on August 11, 2020. He was born on December 3, 1950, in Annapolis, Maryland to the late Galloway and Mildred (Hunt) Parker. He graduated at Anne Arundel Read Obituary
I meant "praying" for the family and friends.
Remembering Mr. Parker playing music of the bus while taking us on special trips like Teen Club. Playing for the family and friends.
Curtis Thomas
My condolences to family. TS and family!!
I worked with Clem for over a decade and he always impressed me with his ability to quickly garner students genuine trust and respect. He was a mentor and made a difference. I see that in the posts of former students here. I'll also remember Clem through music. I was able to see Clem and his band perform both in public and at school. His voice made you stop and wait. As a music lover he also turned me on to songs and artists I'd never heard before. Clem spread a lot of love and when the songs play I'll remember him.
Leif Caspersson
To Melba & The Parker Family,
My sincere and deepest condolences to the loss of Clemmon Parker.
I will miss his especially performing at Chamber's Park. Rest in Peace my friend.
Cecelia Jones (Estep) & Family
I Enjoyed all the cookouts and jam sessions. I really Enjoyed going to the studio and recording the song Think about it... I love his heart and warm spirit and his sound advice. He gave me chills everytime I heard him sing. I wish a had the opportunity to tell him I love him and thank him for his service.... Love Always LosMann
To Aunt Melba and family, I send my deepest condolences to you. Uncle Clemons embraced me as one of his nieces and I am forever grateful for the love and friendship.
To Mr. Parker's family,
I am very saddened to hear the news, and I offer you my deepest condolences. I was lucky enough to be a student at the Harbour School while Mr. Parker was working there. We both shared a love for playing music, and I had the pleasure of jamming with him at a few school functions. Mr. Parker was a very special human being in that he was incredibly generous. He was generous in the way he cared, he was generous in his kindness, and was generous with his time to help improve the lives of many. As a former student, I will never forget individuals like Mr. Parker who helped me grow up to be the person I am today.
Although this is has been a difficult week for many, there are countless reasons to celebrate Mr. Parker's life. He definitely lived a rich and fulfilling one. May Mr. Parker rest in peace, and I hope you can find some comfort and closure in the fact that Mr. Parker had such a positive impact on me, and many others.
Regards,
Jake Lowenthal
I worked with Clem for over a decade and he always impressed me with his ability to quickly garner students genuine trust and respect. He was a mentor and made a difference. I see that in the posts of former students here. I'll also remember Clem through music. Over the years I was able to see Clem and his band perform both in public and at school. His voice made you stop and wait. As a music lover he also turned me on to songs and artists I'd never heard before. Clem spread a lot of love and when the songs play I'll remember him.
Leif Caspersson
