Clinton Burrows

Clinton Burrows was known in his community as an approachable, friendly man who could easily start a conversation with neighbors and strangers alike. In the years before his death he lived with and helped care for his mother, a role his family highlighted as part of his everyday life and character.

Friends and relatives who spoke during later court proceedings recalled Burrows' easygoing nature and his willingness to look after family. Those close to him described a man who preferred ordinary, human connections—talking with people on the street, being present for those he loved, and supporting his mother at home.

On June 12, 2022, Burrows was found deceased in Ogden, Utah. His passing was investigated by local law enforcement, and subsequent court filings and news reports identify the death as the result of a robbery that turned deadly. In the months that followed, arrests were made and prosecutions pursued; during sentencing hearings Burrows' family members spoke publicly about the loss and the impact his death had on them.

Public records and reporting about Burrows are primarily connected to the police investigation and the later criminal proceedings. Those sources consistently record his name, age (59), residence in Ogden, and that he had been living with his mother at the time of his death. Beyond those verified details, there is limited publicly available biographical information such as birth date, employment history, or other personal milestones in the records examined.

Though the public record is sparse, the accounts that do exist picture a real person whose ordinary kindness mattered to family and neighbors. This page honors Clinton as a son and neighbor whose presence in small daily ways—helping his mother, greeting people he met, talking with anyone who crossed his path—left an impression on those around him. His life and the care he showed remain what we can most gently and respectfully remember.