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Clyde Luther Dittman passed away at age 82 in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, May 3, 2025, at the journey home in Bartlesville.
Clyde was born on June 14, 1942, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma to Josephine Hays and Clyde Lowe. Clyde made his residence in Wann Oklahoma and moved back to Bartlesville, Oklahoma in 2020. He was married to Betty Campbell on April 27, 1979. He worked for TRW Reda Pump for 12 years. He also worked for McDonald Auto Parts installing windshields. They together opened the family business Dittman‘s Auto Glass in 1980. They ran their business for 40 years before retirement. Through his years of owning their business, he made many close friends along the way. He loved to travel and go on vacations to many different states. He also had a motorcycle and went on a lot of motorcycle trips to different places. He loved camping and going out on his boat. He biggest enjoyment came from flipping us off the innertube behind the boat. He also loved to fish. He had a four-wheeler and a group of friends who all went on trips together. He also put out a big garden every year. He planted 170 tomato plants. He was very well known for his tomatoes as well as cucumbers, squash, onions, and lettuce
Clyde is survived by his wife, Betty Dittman and his daughter Tasha Dittman. He was proceeded in death by his son Toby Dittman, his mother, Josephine Hays, and his father Clyde Lowe, and his brothers, Herb, Hays and Merle Hays.
The family would like to thank Ignite physical rehab center for the love and care they gave to Clyde while he was there. It meant the world to us, knowing they cared so much for our loved one. We would also like to think the journey home for giving dad the care that they did during the short time he was there. We would also like to thank Scott Clark a good family friend who helped us through this difficult process. Words can never thank you enough, but we do always appreciate you.
Clyde's service will be held at East Cross Church (820 S Madison Blvd) in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. It will be on Thursday, May 29 at 2 PM. Immediately following the service, there will be a potluck style dinner in the fellowship hall of the church. Bring a covered dish of your choice.
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