Clayton R. Washington Jr.

Mr. Washington was fondly remembered by my father as a good man and friend. To me, he was an inspiration. He was a man who stood out in a crowd not just because of his height, but also because of his caring, kindness and strenght of character. He had great wisdom if you sought it out from him, and he was willing to share. I am grateful to have known him and learned from him as my principal at Phoebus HS. He was a blessing to us all.

A good person with a sense of humor and a kind heart. Clayton will always be remembered as a person who gave to his community and made it a better place to live.

Mr Washington was a true friend of education and a great role model for the many students of Phoebus High School. My sincere sympathy to his family and loved ones.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

A true gentleman has left the stage. May his family find comfort in remembering his goodness and his concern for others.
Sandra L. Clements, Hampton VA

Mr. Washington was my principle at Phoebus High School C/o 1994. What a great guy, really done me a huge favor that I did not realize at the time. I was misbehaving and he called me into his office and informed me that he was disappointed "to say it lightly". He went further and had me check in with him and inform him of my grades and obstacles. Thanks Mr. Washington, you will be missed.

To The Family of Clayton Washington: We extend our deepest sympathy to you for the loss of your love one. May God continue to comfort you during this time . His was my principal at Phoebus and at spratley gone but not forgotten

Our love and sympathy are with Clay's family. We are so sorry for your loss. It was an honor having Clay as a colleague and friend when we worked together in the Hampton City School System. May God comfort you with HIs grace, love, and peace. In Christian Love, Rex and Chris McKinley and family (Anita McKinley's son)

To the family of Clayton Washington,
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time with the loss of such a special loved one.

I am grateful to him and all the Washingtons for the many contributions to our communty.
My deepest sympathy,

Gale Copeland Coleman

Mr. Washington was a very kind man. He was my principal at C. Alton Lindsay. He always made a point to speak with me everyday at lunch. He would come into the cafeteria and have conversations with the students. Mr. Washington made a life long impression on me. I have never forgotten his caring attitude. Please accept my deepest sympathy and prayers.

To The Family of Clayton Washington: We extend our deepest sympathy to you for the loss of your love one. May God continue to comfort you during this time.

Dr. Sylvia E. and Mr. Frederick D Spratley, Jr.
Hampton, Virginia

Corinthians 5:1
For we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands.
Our family is keeping your family in our prayers and thoughts. Know that you are surrounded by much love. With Sincerely Sympathy,

Dear Raymond, Steve & Washington Family,
We are saddened to hear of Clayton's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. The citizens of Hampton owe the Washington Brothers an enormous sense of grattitude for their contribution to the education, character building, and safety of our students. Our condolences are with you!

Praying for the Holy Spirit's peace and comfort for your family as you adjust to the loss of such a special loved one. I was fortunate to be educated in Hampton City Schools, and I am grateful for the positive impact all the Washingtons made on our community.

Abundant blessings from Charlotte,
Kayren Shoffner Cathcart
Kecoughtan High School '93
http://kayrencathcart.wordpress.com

Steve, I extend my sincere condolences to you and your love ones with regards to the loss of your brother. May God provide you and your family the strength that that they need during their time of bereavement.