Clarence Allen Chrisman

Date of Death: December 1, 2025

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Clarence Allen Chrisman, 73, of Bloomery & Cross Junction passed away December 1 at Winchester Medical Center.

Born in Winchester to the late Lloyd (Sr.) and Rachel Jenkins Chrisman. He graduated in 1972 from James Wood HS. There he met and shyly pursued his wife, Rose.
He served in the US Army Air Defense in Korea. Earning metals including Expert Badge (Rifle M16). He retired from Henkel Harris Furniture after 27 loooong years.

He married Rose Alger Chrisman October 18, 1974.

He enjoyed hunting, fishing, football, softball, and baseball. Well, known in Winchester and Frederick County ball parks in the 70’s and 80’s for his abilities. Earning numerous MVP, Golden Glove, and other trophies. Later taking that knowledge to coach little league and Jr leagues in Paw Paw, WV. More recent teaching his grandchildren.
He was a member of the Manuel’s Puddin’ Dog Hunting Club with his buddies and a member of the Sleepy Creek Family campground where he made special memories with family and friends.

Surviving with his wife Rose are 2 sons, Chad, and Kyle Chrisman and 6 cherished grandchildren, Bryson, Natalie, Emma, Conner, Savannah, and Leightyn Chrisman.

Also preceded in death by his brother Lloyd Chrisman, Jr.

His last gift was as an organ/tissue donor.

There will be celebration of life to be held later with family and friends.

Lisa Ebbert

Bryson Chrisman

Skylar Jones

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Clarence Allen Chrisman, 73, of Bloomery & Cross Junction passed away December 1 at Winchester Medical Center. Born in Winchester to the late Lloyd (Sr.) and Rachel Jenkins Chrisman. He graduated in 1972 from James Wood HS. There he met and shyly pursued his wife, Rose. He served in the US Army Air Defense inContinue Reading

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Rose sending my prayers to you and family. Lots of good memories with you and Clarence though our school years to softball, to fishing for carp on the river to just hanging out together. Couldn't be a better friend and person. So sorry Rose. Jerry Priest

Rose and family. May peace and love embrace you all during this difficult time.

Rose I am so sorry for your loss!

In memory of Clarence Allen Chrisman, Lisa Ebbert lit a candle

Rose, Chad, & Kyle we are so very sorry! We can’t imagine what you are going through. Clarence will always hold a special place in our hearts. And so will all of you! We have shared a lot of memories through the 50+ years. We are blessed to have those memories. We love you all and pray that God’s love and grace will see you through this.

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He was an awesome grandad, someone who i looked up to. my heart goes out to my family and that they made it through this tough time.

In memory of Clarence Allen Chrisman, Skylar Jones lit a candle

Dear Rose: I was so sorry to hear of Clarence’s passing, I’ll always remember how much fun we used to have playing for B & J carpets, God bless you and your family during this difficult time, my thoughts and prayers are with you. 🙏❤️

Dear Rose: I was so sorry to hear about Clarence’s passing, I’ll always remember how much fun we had when we played for B &J carpets, he was such a great guy, God bless you and your family during this difficult time, thoughts and prayers 🙏

Rose and family, I am stunned and saddened to learn that Clarence has left us. He was a great guy and I'm glad he was a friend. We played hundreds of games together and he was an outstanding shortstop. He will be remembered fondly.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.