I am sending deepest condolences to Clint’s mom, Cathy Sue Lafever.  I have lost touch.  We are getting old. I am sorry to read that Michel has entered Heaven also. I send you  love, hugs and sympathy.  You were a very special childhood friend. Love Dee

I met Clint my senior year of high school in 1993. The first time he came to see me at my house he was on his motorcycle. My father was not impressed, here was this guy with shoulder length hair on a bike asking for his daughter. That was until he got to know him. Clint was a charmer and my father ended up liking him most out of all my male friends. 

But that was just Clint. He was one of the nicest people you ever met. When you spoke he really listened. We lost contact for a few years and then we found each other on social media and we interracted like it hadn't been years. 

My condolences go out to his family and friends. The world has lost a truly wonderful human being and someone I feel extremely lucky to have called a friend! 


You will never be forgotten Clint!

My husband and I are so saddened by the news of Clint's passing.   He was honestly one of the nicest guys we've ever met.   He always made sure you were having fun and if he thought for a moment you were having a bad day his answer was "shots?"  You couldn't help but smile and make the most of it.  Clint will definitely be missed...he could always brighten up everyone's mood with his infectious personality and outlook on life.  Until we meet again Clint and next time "shots" are on us.  I know you will be watching over Julie and the kids and rest assured we will all do what we can to help them through this trying time.   RIP.

Westley & Edwin ("Boo")

We took this photo back in January when I was in Mo's right after doing a shot...you were the best and will be missed...

I’ve spent days and nights considering what I’d say if I had to stand before everyone and talk about what an incredible person Clint is and how much he means to me. But, it seems as though anyone who has left comments has said at least as much as I could. So, I’ll leave it at this:

Clint, you are not gone. You have left such an indelible mark on this world and everyone you’ve met that you will always be with us; we will meet again. 

I love you, my friend. 

Words. 

Clint was always an includer. He was a friend to all but known by very little. He would always try to brighten your day, your mood and your spirit at the cost of his own. He let things wash right off him, like a duck. QUACK. 

He loved his children dearly - always complimented them and told loving stories of their childhood and their accomplishments. You could always seem him glow when he spoke about them. My condolences to Mad and Hunter. 

I chose to share a picture of Clint, from our Ireland trip. I think this was one of my favorite trips together - because it was something I could do for him. We kept talking about if we should go, and I pulled the trigger and made it happen. I brought down the dates and tickets and was like - make it work. We had a blast exploring and staying in castles from Dublin to Galway. But our favorite spot was in Ballybofey - where this photo was taken. Sometimes - you just gotta stop planning and learn to enjoy the moment. 

Tomorrow we will pause to honor and remember a beloved member of our MCCOG Peraton team, Clint LaFever.  Clint was a member of the MCCOG DCO family for over 12 years.  He was currently filling the position of Red Team Developer Subject Matter Expert and also served as an instructor for the Red Team Operators Course.  Clint’s contributions over the years were numerous and included the development of the Red Team’s C2 system and development of sophisticated Remote Access Trojans used in red team missions.  Clint influenced every red team mission and has left an indelible mark  by playing a key role in developing many key capabilities over the years.  Through his passion for and commitment to the mission and those he worked with, Clint left us all and our organizations in a better place.   As we mourn his loss, we also extend our condolences to his family, friends, and current and previous team members throughout the years.

Henry Garcia
Peraton Program Manager
Cyber Mission Sector
Marine Corps Cyberspace Operations Group

So many memories, so many years you lived with Dale and so many night's spent at Paddy's having some laughs. One special night, it was a tough time for me. not sure how you knew it but you told me what a good mom and grandma I was and how I had great kids. Then we laughed because you said "shots" knowing I don't drink . You are far better at making people smile than a shot ever could.  My heart is sad for your children and your family, Julie and all of us, your friends who's lives will forever have been changed for having you in them. We will carry you in our hearts forever in the amazing memories you have given us. Forever and always.

Life is so fleeting. We say it often but when it hits home it hits hard. You often wish you said or did more and the regrets on your heart weigh heavily.  Sending peace and prayers to all. May memories hold and heal. With love ♥️

Clint was such an amazing guy. He would literally give you the shirt of his back if you needed it. Clint would always be there to listen to you, to talk if you needed to.  
I remember when I first met Clint, it was back in 2009ish.  I was in nursing school and just had failed a test. So there I was at Paddy’s drinking my sorrows away. Clint being the guy he was seeing me drinking alone, sad came over to me and said “shots?” From there we talked and become friends over a time. He became my cheerleader of shorts. He was there for me pass or fail in nursing school. In part, he’s one of the reasons I feel I passed nursing school. Because he was there for me I went on to become a RN. That’s the kind of guy Clint was. 
Guys like Clint don’t come round often. The world lost a good one. He will truly be missed by so many. ♥️

I send my love and prayers to Clint’s family and friends.  Clint was a friend I met in 1990.  He always cheered me up and encouraged me to live my dreams.  Clint was a friend with a kind heart, a laugh that would enlighten your mood, and a grin that you knew he was up to something but it always made you smile.  His time with us all was too short but thank you, thank you Clint for living life to the fullest and giving so many of us such amazing memories of you.  Clint touched so many lives, he was loved by so many, and he will live on in my heart and memories till we meet again, for this is not goodbye but as he always told me till I see you again.  

Clint was such an easy going guy. He was by far one of my favorite clients I ever had the pleasure of working with as an agent. I was beyond thrilled at being a part of helping him buy his dream home for himself, Julie, and the kids. He will be greatly missed by those whose lives he touched. Praying for the family. 

Clint was a true good-hearted person. No matter what was going on in your life, he always knew what to say to raise your spirits. Whether it was him asking "Shots?" or just to tell you that "he's no good, just be yourself," he always knew what to say. Any time you saw him, he was surrounded by friends and loved ones. He was almost always laughing, smiling and joking. 

Clint, I am so saddened by losing you. You truly were a wonderful friends. Paddy's will never be the same without you and that contagious smile you had. You left way too soon. 

Rest in Peace, man. 

I knew Clint in high school. Always a great guy to be around. He was happy and kind and caring. When  I made it back to VA for a class reunion we picked up right where we left off. He didn’t miss a beat!  So sad to hear this news!  Clint, you were loved by many, friends to all and will be greatly missed. Until we meet again!  

I am so sorry in the lost of Clint.  Praying for peace for you.

I met Clint around 2003 or 2004 at Rooney's pub in Stafford.  Always a smile, always a kind word.  You could not ask for a better friend.  He was a loving father, a  proud husband, and such a good friend to all.

Though we've all grown apart with divorces and break ups one thing remained constant - his happy kindness.  He was one of a kind and will be missed.

I am not a man of many friends in this world, but I have always been honored to call Clint one of them.  I met Clint in high school and had always known him to be the happiest one of our group.  He was always fun to be around, and occasionally get in trouble with. 
My "Clint" memory was sometime shortly after high school,  I remember we were zipping down I-95 in the pouring rain on that motorcycle of his.  I was on the back holding on for dear life and Clint was confidently driving it completely care-free.  That memory epitomized my experiences with Clint.  He was always ready to charge head long into whatever life threw at him where others might approach more cautious.  I envied that about him, he had such a confidence in his abilities.

Clint.. I'll miss you man.  There are many a pint I wanted to have with you.  Until we meet again in Valhalla.  PROST!

We went to high school together.   He was a blast to be around.  I remember burning my leg on his motorcycle.  

OBITUARY

Clint Michael LaFever

4 November, 1974 – 5 March, 2021

Mullins & Thompson Funeral Service

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