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|birth_date=February 17, 1918
|birth_date=February 17, 1918
|birth_place=Negree, Sabine Parish, Louisiana
|birth_place=Negree, Sabine Parish, Louisiana
|death_date=July 28, 1981 (aged 63)
|death_date=July 28, 1981 (aged 63)
|death_place=Fraser Hospital in Many
|spouse=Ethel Matherne Ammons (married 1940-1981, his death)
|spouse=Ethel Matherne Ammons (married 1940-1981, his death)
|children=Dr. Dianna A. Johnson<br>Suzanne Jeanne Ammons<br>Robert D. Ammons<br>Kenneth E. Ammons<br>Larry Wayne Ammons (1953-1993)
|children=Dr. Dianna A. Johnson<br>Suzanne Jeanne Ammons<br>Robert D. Ammons<br>Kenneth E. Ammons<br>Larry Wayne Ammons (1953-1993)
==Death==
==Death==
Cliff and Ethel Ammons and son Larry are interred at Many Cemetery.<ref name=findagrave/> In 2001, twenty years after his death, Ammons was among five persons honored posthumously in the Sabine Parish Hall of Fame for his work with Toledo Bend.<ref name=sbindx/> Two months before Ammons' passing, one of his legislative predecessors from Many, Frank Estes Cole, also died.
Ammons died at the age of sixty-three at Fraser Hospital in Many. Cliff and Ethel Ammons and son Larry are interred at Many Cemetery.<ref name=findagrave/> In 2001, twenty years after his death, Ammons was among five persons honored posthumously in the Sabine Parish Hall of Fame for his work with Toledo Bend.<ref name=sbindx/> Two months before Ammons' passing, one of his legislative predecessors from Many, [[Frank Estes Cole]] (1908-1981) also died.
==References==
==References==