Jeffrey Clayton Wilbur

I will miss my cousin Jeff and regret that I was unable to attend his wake. We had many fun times together during our childhood. We learned how to ride motorcycles together and would go across the street to watch the motocross races in Lanesborough. He was a fearless rider! family get-togethers with him at our grandparent's place were special times. As a kid (he was 5 years younger) whenever he saw me arrive he'd run full speed and leap on me in excitement. I'll always have fond memories of...

Trevor and family, I am so sorry to learn of the passing of Jeffrey! He was my best childhood friend and although I haven't seen him in many years I have always held a special place in my heart for him and have always loved him dearly. Please accept our most sincere condolences and know that you are all in our prayers. Rest in peace old friend. Till we meet again! Love ya Jeff!!!

Sorry for your loss. Hope your taking care of yourself.

"Wilbur" was a lifelong friend of my husband Clay's and that is how we met. He spent a lot of time with us through the years and we had many laughs with him. The adventures with him on our trips to Dover speedway will never be forgotten. He was a kind hearted soul. I hope he is at peace and raising some hell up in heaven with Clay. Rest easy my friend.

My deepest sympathy to the entire Wilbur and Keeler families during this time. Jeff just came up in a conversation I had 2 days ago. I'm so sorry to see this is what happened to Jeff. He was a kind and generous person who unfortunately in personal pain for many years. I hope he is now at peace and I will always remember him fondly.

I am so sorry for your loss. Jeff was a great guy with a great smile. My thought and prayers are with you all.

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