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Lee H. McClung (“Mac”) of Lawrenceville (Atlanta), Georgia passed away after a short illness Friday, January 24, 2014 with his family by his side.
Mac was born Wednesday, March 28, 1934 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, the only son of Mary Morgan and Irving McClung. Mac graduated Sapulpa High School in 1952 and Oklahoma University with a Bachelors Degree in Communications in 1956. He and his family spent most of their lives in Atlanta, Georgia while Mac worked for WXIA-TV. For the last 15 years, he split his time living in Wapiti, Wyoming and Lawrenceville (Atlanta), Georgia.
Mac was a man of character from the “Greatest Generation”. While he never would take a handout, he was always lending a hand. While sometimes stubborn, he never met someone he couldn’t find something in common with and strike up a friendly conversation. He believed that life is not a destination, but a journey. He lived well and will be long remembered.
Mac is survived by his Wife: Winnie; Children: Eric and April McClung, Erin and David Hayes; Grandchildren: Katie McClung, Sam McClung, Lillie Hayes and Ben Hayes; and many, many friends.
Georgia Cremation 3116 U. S. Highway 23, Duluth, Georgia 30096 is assisting the family with local arrangements 678-584-0914; condolences may be made or viewed at www.GeorgiaCremation.com .
Chuck and Penny Preston says
Dear Winnie and Family, we were so sorry to hear of Mac’s passing. Even though we haven’t talked with you or Mac for awhile, you both remain with us every time we step into the wonderful Road’s End Cabin. Mac’s stamp is all over the cabin, and we recall those many evenings before we finalized the sale when we would drive to the gate and see Winnie and Mac on the front porch. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We will miss Mac in Wapiti. He was a positive force and absolutely one of a kind.
Chuck and Penny Preston
Scott, Troy @ Park County Glass says
Dear Winnie and Family, we are so sorry for your loss. Troy and I enjoyed our talks with Lee about his fishing on the river below your house and how much he enjoyed his time spent living in this great part of Wyoming. We wish you and your family all the best.
Thoughts and Prayers
Scott
Troy