Guyla J Clayton

Guyla was a Jesus-loving force of nature, strong willed and even greater strength of character, and the most important woman to our family; mom, grandma, auntie, friend, mentor, you name it, she filled that role for us, without fail. Through births, deaths, graduations, illnesses, moves...you name it she was there, and she will always be part of our family. Since 1994, her love, generosity, wisdom, nurturing and prayers never faltered for our family. We love and miss her tremendously. We know...

Guyla brought love, admiration, faith and purpose into our Dad's, Max's, life in a time of uncertainty and unpredictability. They formed a great team as parents, as role models in their community and as strong supports for each other in life's ups and downs. Guyla's devotion and respect in caring for Max throughout his many years of declining health helped create value in the lives of those touched by her generosity. Ramona Clayton and Amy Fischer

She was always so happy and beautiful

Guyla is as one of the most loving and fundamental people when we moved to LV. We were a controversial foster family. But not to Max and Guyla. They welcomed us and our kids with open arms and no judgment. It was the breath of fresh air we needed.

Guyla was such a light at a pivotal time of us being young and married. Welcomed in her home for Bible study, seeing her smile and hearing her voice brought joy. Her exuberance about her Savior made me want to be like Guyla what I grow up. We are 53 and 57 now. The last time I saw Guyla was in 2002, sharing her contagious joy with all around her. Love that she is with Jesus now. Phil 1:21 For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain. Condolences to you all Hugs, Chris and Melinda...

Guyla's smile and love of the Lord was evident to all who God placed along her path. She is missed.