Fred Harrison Clayton

Gaynelle, my sister called me and told me about your husbands passing.We will be praying for you and your family.God will give you the grace to go on.

Sincerely,Gayle Wilson Parks
Class of 1967

Gaynell, I just heard of Fred's passing and I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in your time of grief and sorrow. May God bless you.

Gaynelle and family: Fred was a very special person who never failed to greet me with a smile. His passing is a great loss.

Fred grew up right beside the Haw River Methodist Church where the heartbeat of Haw River was when we were growing up. I have fond memories of him for as far back as I can remember. I still remember standing in Holly Hill Mall back in it's prime and Fred's sharing with Tom and me his dream of one day having his own restaurant. At the time he was somehow connected to a restaurant there in the mall. He spent long hours and lots of energy as he worked toward that goal. Not everyone leaves...

To a man that had a strong belief in life,

Fred was full of love and compassion and everybody he touched while living his life on this earth got a little piece of wisdom to help them through tough times. He has been my friend and also my grandsons grandfather, who a little piece of him will always live through Ashton.

We will miss him but we will not forget him May god carry him through the rest of his journey and now may he have the biggest smile on his face, just...

To the Clayton family:

I was saddened to hear of Fred's passing and my thoughts are with you all.

Our deepest sympathies, all of us at Profiles Hair Studio

Gaynel, Vicky, Bruce, their families and Curtis and I are at the beach. We want you to know we love you and were sorry to read of Fred's passing. You are very special to all of us. We pray holds you close through this trying time and gives you strength and courage.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.