Casonoble Clem, son of the late Carlton Clem and Bertha Simmons, was born in Albany, Georgia on November 29, 1965.

He received his formal education in the public schools of Dougherty County.  Throughout his school years, he was active in various organizations, activities, and sporting events.

Casonoble was united in marriage to his beloved Lisa Bell.  Their union stood the test of time and was blessed with a loving family.  Casonoble was a devoted husband and father who was diligent in caring for the needs of his family.  For more than 30 years, he was employed at Krystal of Albany where he labored untiringly—always giving his ALL.

Throughout life, Casonoble was a very kind, enthusiastic and outgoing individual.  He loved deeply, laughed often, lived life to the fullest, and took advantage of every opportunity to sped time with his family and friends.  The strong bonds of friendship that he developed over the years will long be remembered.  In his leisure, he enjoyed sports—especially football.  He was an avid Dallas Cowboys fan and his dedication to "his team" was unending.

On Friday, November 6, 2020, Casonoble transitioned from this earthly journey to eternal rest.

Precious memories will forever remain with his loving wife, Lisa Bell Clem; his children, Calekki Clem, Clarion Mela Garrison, Mesha Trice, Statajowa Jackson, and Jordan Clem; siblings, Rhonda Clem, Sonya Simmons, Mary Strawder, Melissa Jenkins, Tangela Crews, Shareen Crews, Robert Lee Jackson, Marcellos Crews, and Julius Johnson; step-brother and sisters, Robert Davenport, Elizabeth Gibson, Dinetta Atkins, Sebrina Crews, and Regina Burden; numerous grandchildren; aunts, Emma Winchester, Linda Bridges, Alaine Kiegler, Carolyn Winkfield, and Dorothy Winkfield; and a host of nieces,   nephews, cousins, and friends.

" Our family chain is broken and nothing will be the same.  When God calls us one by one, the chain will link again."