Clint LaMar Matheson

Glenwood, Utah- Clint LaMar Matheson passed away peacefully at his home in Glenwood, Utah on November 3, 2025. He was born in Cedar City, Utah on August 18, 1946 to LaMar Webster Matheson and Veda Taylor.

Clint attended Cedar City High School and graduated in 1964, he then attended college at SUU for one year after that. He married Helen Jo Bolt, later divorced. Then he married Debra Gregersen on September 3, 1983 in Richfield, Utah. They moved to Richfield in 1987 after a transfer with the Power Company. He worked for Pacific Corp as a dispatcher, retiring in 2001. In 2002, they moved to Glenwood.

Clint grew up hunting, and riding his horse "Chief". Continuing his love for the hunting and the outdoors he taught Hunter Education from 1982-1989. He enjoyed everything about guns, especially teaching several friends the art of reloading. He loved working with his hands and could take a rusted old file and a chunk of wood or horn and create a beautiful handcrafted knife. He loved being in his shop creating things. Clint loved to visit and had so many friends, he never met someone he couldn't talk to. He also loved to spend his free time reading.

He is survived by his wife, Debbie Matheson; 5 children: Alan Matheson of Fircrest, Washington; Russell and Tony Matheson of Springville; Cody and Angie Matheson of Cedar City; Chad and Anne Matheson of Olympia, Washington; and step-daughter Nichole and Preston of Glenwood. Siblings: Kathy and Keith Maxwell of Enoch; Vickie and Bob Cowan of Enoch; Boyd and Debra Matheson of Littlefield, Arizona. 7 Grandchildren, 4 Great-Grandchildren (plus one on the way), and numerous nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by: his parents, LaMar and Veda Matheson, parents-in-law, Delvin and Audean Gregersen.

The Matheson family would like to extend a thank you to Intermountain Health Home Services for the years of supplying him with equipment. A thank you to the hospice team for the wonderful care, especially Jazmine, Dorry, Shara and Doug. Another special thank you to Scott Beckstead for being there for him this last year.

Clint's wishes were to donate his body to the University of Utah. There will be no services at this time, a small graveside will be announced when his cremains are returned home.