Clyde Pegram Webster

On behalf of the Garrett family I send our sincere condolences to the Webster family. Our friendship with his family goes back many years in Walkertown. He and his family, were in many aspects, pillars of our community. He will be greatly missed, and then some.

Just saw the news, sorry to see him go even though he is in a better place. I took great joy seeing him at the Hardware over the last three years that we have lived in Walkertown. He will be greatly missed by so many in this community.

May God bless you during this time . Remember your loss is Heavens gain and thank God we who are saved by God's grace will see our loved ones again. My prayers are with the family.

Dear Webster Family, You are in our thoughts and prayers. We loved Mr. Clyde. He was always so kind and encouraging to us every time we saw him at Webster Brothers. His legacy is one of service and caring, and is evident in how you operate Webster Brothers! Your friends, Kari and Jim Maddox

He was a wonderful person and a great boss to work for. I truly valued the experience. He will certainly be missed.

I am so sorry for the loss of this special Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather and friend. I first met The Webster Brothers while I worked my first full time job as secretary at Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company in Kernersville, 1972. They were always faithful customers. Later in life I enjoyed seeing Mr. Clyde sitting in his special spot at the store, always ready to assist his customers. He never stopped working! I will always remember his advice for the yellowing leaves, that I didn´t like,...

My grandmaw bought my first BB gun from Clyde at the old store. That was 60 years ago. Seems like yesterday. That was a fond memory. Thank you Mr Webster!

I sure am going to miss you. Prayers and healing thoughts to your loving family.

Deepest sympathy for the loss of your father. He had a long, productive, good Christian life. My parents thought the world of him and the family. I don't know what people in Walkertown would have done if they hadn't have had the hardware store to get what they needed especially when I was a kid in the 50's and 60's. My youngest brother AC (Avery) was best friends with Roger when they were kids. My oldest brother Jerry got sent to the store to buy dynamite when my Daddy needed to get rid of a...