Paul B. Clifford

Paul Clifford ObituaryObituary published on Legacy.com by Kane Funeral Home & Cremation Services - Easton on Mar. 9, 2026.Paul Burnett Clifford, 71, of North Easton MA., passed away on February 9, 2026. Paul was born in Boston, MA. to Paul and Shirley Clifford on April 23,1954.He and his three sisters were raised in Baltimore, MD. Later he resided in Vermont and Massachusetts.Paul was a good and loyal friend. He was a champion of those in need and often offered help and support. He was passionate about his beloved pet dogs, birds and reptiles. He was a performance car and motorcycle enthusiast. Paul enjoyed movies, fishing, woodworking and had a great appreciation for quality and beauty in all aspects of life.Paul was an entrepreneur with past occupations that included: a photographer with a developing studio, a plant shop owner, wholesaler of household and unusual pets (that included birds and reptiles) and their supplies, acquiring objects for antiques dealers, and most recently purveyor of antique and hand-crafted knives.Survived by, sisters Valerie Clifford-Pereira and Amory Clifford Woodman of North Easton, MA. and Lynn Hamilton Clifford of Duxbury, MA and their husbands Stephen, Mark and Brad Koch, respectively. He was an uncle and great uncle to 14 nieces and nephews.Preceded in death by, grandparents, Dr, Stewart Hilton Clifford and Ellinor Burnett Clifford of Duxbury, MA, and Donald Graham Hamilton and Lenore Murphy Fisher Hamilton of Jacksonville, Fl. and parents Paul Bancroft Clifford of Baltimore and Ocean City, MD and Shirley Hamilton Clifford of Baltimore MD.Paul Lived his life on his own terms. He passed away having spent quality time with family and friends while under the loving and devoted care of his "baby" sister, Amory.The family will be having a private service and burial this summer in Duxbury MA.Personal correspondence may be mailed to: The Cliffords, P.O Box 274, Duxbury MA.02331.In Lieu of flowers, please donate in Paul Cliffords' name to your local ASPCA, or Toys for Tots, both past recipients of Paul's generosity. He had a special connection with several nieces over reptiles so The New England Wildlife Center, in South Weymouth MA. 02190 would also appreciate donations in his name."Rest in Peace "Paul, you will be missed.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.