Clinton Marsters

Clinton Clyde Marsters
Was born April 9th, 1961 in Emmett, ID.
He passed away suddenly at the age of 65 in Eagle, ID.

Clint attended Collister Elementary School, Hillside Jr. High, Capital High School and graduated from NCHS in Casper, WY in 1979. He also obtained a welding degree through the BSU Trade School program.

Clint enjoyed working with his hands in many different trades. He worked alongside his dad running JCB Core Drilling for several years. Later worked on Transmission Powerline Construction projects in California and Washington. He worked building train cars for Motive Power Inc. which was featured on an episode of Dirtiest Jobs. Most recently he worked for Enviro-Tech Industries which did specialty fabrication work. Many projects were classified so he was not able to discuss them but he loved the work.

He absolutely loved the outdoors and racing his snowmobiles! Many childhood weekends and vacations were spent at his family cabin near Crouch, ID. It was one of his favorite places to go!

Clint loved his vehicles! His first car, a 1966 Chevelle Malibu, started him on a lifetime love of customizing his vehicles. He later turned his attention to his truck which he customized with paint, new upholstery, and other upgrades and won several trophies in car shows. Eventually, he purchased a 1961 Bronco and completely gutted it. Thus began the many, many years of restoring it from top to bottom. By the time it was completed pictures of his custom Bronco made it to a Ford Bronco magazine! It was meticulously done and great pride was shown!

He absolutely loved the outdoors and racing his snowmobiles! Many childhood weekends and vacations were spent at his family cabin near Crouch, ID. It was one of his favorite places to go.

Clint started racing snowmobiles at a very young age and won many trophies. He also competed in several competitions as an adult chasing down 18-year-olds (He was 35) but held his ground and won several times. He then turned his attention to his son and got him a small snowmobile so they could ride together even though Rayce was only 4 at the time. He painted it to match his and got it all ready for the winter. Rayce absolutely loved riding it! Clint also enjoyed kayaking with his dog (Sheba) and son and went many times a year.

Clint married Jenetta Boman and had daughter, Wendy Nicole Rose, in 1985. He then married Gina Curtis and had a son, Rayce Joe, in 1991. He later married Ronda Knight. Clint especially loved his children and always wanted the best for them!

He was preceded In death by his father Joe Clyde Marsters and grandparents.
He is survived by his children Wendy Nicole Rose Kasinger of Fruitland, ID and Rayce Joe Marsters of Idaho. Grandson Austin Pool (Kaitlyn) of Nampa, ID and his great-granddaughter Laney. His mother, Ramona Neumann (Rod), of Eagle, ID. His siblings Wendy Deeds (Ed) of Eagle, ID; Mona Burr (Randy) of Eagle, ID; and Lisa Dixon (Doug) of Longview, WA and numerous nieces and nephews.

Services will be held at Bella Vida Funeral Home, located at 9661 Chinden Blvd Boise, ID.
Thursday July 9th, 2026 at 11:00 a.m.

Graveside service to follow at Dry Creek Cemetery, located at 9600 Hill Road Boise, ID.

In lieu of flowers please send donations to Camp River Run (campriverrun.org) Which
supports children with medical conditions and the ability to enjoy summer camping!