CLAYTON RAY CARPENTER

Hey buddy, I still think of you often missing all the good times that we shared together. I went to the cemetery the other day and visited your head stone, and I made sure it was clean and taken care of. You will always remain in my heart as a good friend.

I still think of you often to this day. My kids and I talk about the things you used to do for us and how much you cared about us. I still miss your wittiness your talent and your friendship. I know you´re watching over us and giving us that little get up and go that we need. Take care my friend, my brother in spirit. Your friend, Ronald Lilly

Happy birthday you are
always in my heart forever

Clayton I will never forget you I still think about you every day of my life your my true love forever Janie

my friend,mentor,teacher,& co-worker, you are truly like no other. i will never forget 23yrs. ago when i finally got to meet this clayton guy loy casey was always talking about.... all you said was "A veritable plethora of mockery & merriment" then you just walked away.....i was so confused.... thank you for all the laughs ,

Clayton was a great and talented guy. I watched him grow up, and as an adult he did some electrical work at our home. I pray God will comfort you, and He promises that you will see Clayton, again!

Clayton was a great guy and a character, he always made everybody laugh and was amazing on the etch a sketch. He will be missed.

Frank and Connie;
I used to babysit for you in the 60's. I worked for Frank Mitchell and am retired. I am so sorry for your loss. I used to get a kick out of your kids, my mom stopped by one day to check on me and they would tell my mom that her "smoking would kill her." Clayton was a very handsome young man. I lived on Gettysburg between Clovis & Sunnyside. My maiden name was Janet Grant. Again I am so sorry for your loss.

No one made me laugh more than Clayton. What a great loss for us all.