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Clydell Spencer, 72, of Austin died Sunday, July 26th. He was born in Cushing, TX on June 29, 1948, a son of the late Beatrice (Shears) and Leroy Spencer. He was the husband of Andrea (Pointer) Spencer. The Family Celebration of His Life Service will be11AM (can be viewed on livestream https://livestream.com/accounts/7325565/clydellspencer) July 31st at Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Interment Cook-Walden Capital Parks Cemetery. Public Viewing and Flowers can be delivered to ALCBF 1309 E 12th Street, Austin 3PM-6PM on today. Go to www.alcbf.com for greater information. The family has selected Dr. Barry J.W. “The Shepherd” Franklin, CFSP at A Life Celebration By Franklin to fulfill his final earthly celebration with great excellence. Biographical Sketch Name: Clydell Spencer Born: June 29, 1948, Cushing, TX Died: July 26, 2020 Parents: Leroy and Beatrice Shears Spencer. Preceded in death by parents and brother Alfred Leroy Spencer Baptized: At an early age, Sherman Street Church of Christ, Grand Prairie, TX Married: Andrea LaNette Pointer Spencer, August 6, 1977 Children: Clydell Spencer, Jr., Andrew Pointer Spencer (Analicia), and DeLaundros Washington Grandchild: Aayana Giselle Spencer Occupation: Retired Computer Programmer, Department of Veteran Affairs, 27 years College: Jarvis Christian College, Graduated 1972 President of Gospel Choir Alpha Delta Omega Social Fraternity DJ called Cookie Man (always told family that he was called Cookie Man because he was so Sweet  Active Dalworth High School Alumni, Graduate 1966  Past President, Jarvis Alumni, Austin Chapter  Member of East Austin Bid Whist Club  Bowling League, traveled annually to American Bowling Congress Tournaments  Active AFL-CIO Union officer always fighting for employee’s rights  Past member of the Lions Club  Great Sense of humor and always kept his family laughing  Loving husband that supported his wife in her church, mission and community activities  Loved life and adored his family. Very patient and loving father  So proud of his granddaughter, his Little Princess. Survived by other relatives and friends.

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Clydell Spencer

June 29, 1948 - July 26, 2020