Clint Spinder

Clint Lee (Glock) Spinder, 54, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Choteau on October 7th, 2025.

Clint was born at Teton Memorial Hospital November 6th, 1970 to Gary Lee Glock and Linda Jean Hoyt.

Clint's father worked for Safeway stores while he was young which led to moves to Missoula, Butte, and Helena. Returning to Choteau where Gary worked for Skip and Bill Hoyt at John Henry's.

He attended Choteau Public Schools and was often involved with sports; soccer, swimming, basketball, football and wrestling for the Choteau Bulldogs. He graduated in 1989.

A brief move took Clint to Spokane but he soon returned to Montana and family. Taking up employment at Triangle Packing, Rex's Market and Perkins in Great Falls. In 2022 he began working at the Log Cabin Cafe for Gabi.

He loved to read, had a passion for animals, especially cats and could almost always be found listening to music wearing headphones or ear buds. Clint greatly enjoyed playing guitar with his buddy, Robbie.

Clint was always known for being kind, not having had a mean bone in his body.

He is survived by Parents; Gary and Kathy Glock of Havre, Linda Spinder of Choteau, siblings; Terina(Chad) Frickle of Havre, Savannah(Sam) Dearman of Kalispell, Traci(Derek) Manseau of Lewistown, Travis(Rebecca) Spinder of Missoula, Lori(Cameron) DeCelles of Great Falls, Cynthia(Shane) Rauscher of Conrad, his "brother by another mother", Robbie Matthews, and the love of his life Amy Olson. Several nieces and nephews and his Log Cabin Cafe family.

Clint is proceeded in death by grandparents; Elmer Yule Glock, Buster Wiseman, Katherine Wiseman, Bill and Ruth Hoyt along with several aunts, uncles and cousins.

Cremation has taken place. A service will be held November 15th, 2025 at 11:00 AM at Frontier Funeral Home in Choteau with a luncheon to follow at the Log Cabin Cafe.

Donations can be made in his name to the Public library or Bright Eyes Care and Rehab Center.