Baltimore, Maryland
CLAY, SR. Robert L. On May 16, 2005, ROBERT L. CLAY, SR. of Laurel, MD; Viewing on May 23, from 6 to 9 P.M and Tuesday, May 24 from 1 to 9 P.M. at First Baptist Church of Guilford, Columbia, MD. Funeral Services will be held on May 25, at New Psalmist Baptist Church, Baltimore, MD, Wake...
Read MoreHe endured suffering and lived a positive life because of how well he absorbed and understood the greater lessons of that life. The comforting thought is that he is at peace even though his life was cut short he leaves the legacy to family and friends to live their lives thoroughly and completely in remembrance of him.
Bonita Gatewood
May 16, 2019
WORDS OF APPRECIATION
The family of Robert Lee Clay, Sr. wishes to thank our friends for their many expressions of caring, sympathy and support during our recent loss.
We trust that your fond memories of Robert will sustain you as our memories and love for Robert will for us. We hope that when you remember Robert, you think of his kindness, his love, his friendship and his joyful spirit. We all miss him.
Without your support, we would not...
The Clay Family
July 06, 2005 | Laurel, MD
Mr. Robert L. Clay, Sr., YOUR "SMILE" Lit any and every space that you embraced-- I met, and briefly got to know you well but, in knowing you, you represented the "LIGHT" at the end of every tunnel touched by our Minority mankind. Rest now from your Labor here on earth because "YOU" made "THE" difference. We all Love, and Loved you. Now, God needs your help with his skyscrapers in Heaven. You know, he only wants the VERY BEST, and that is what I saw in you in our short time. Sleep on now in...
Wendy L. Pritchett
June 16, 2005 | Columbia, MD
I would like to offer my sincerest condolences and sympathy to the family of Robert Lee Clay. Robert was a friend to many, an inspiration to hundreds of people, and an important and influential member of Baltimore politics. He touched a lot of people in his own imitable way. He shall be remembered as a dynamic personality who left an indelible stamp on the lives of many people. He will truly be missed. May God's love comfort the family and carry them through their bereavement. Love, Liz
Liz Scott Glenn
May 28, 2005 | Baltimore, MD
I met Robert on several occassions and in addtion to minority busniess and business development in general, we also talked about boating and our families. As a business planning consultant to Millers' Metropolitan Chapel, I was personally pleased to assist them as they went about their professional duties during a very difficult personal time. Hopefully in my assisting them, I was able to add my heartfelt condolence to you and your family.
Robert House
May 28, 2005 | Towson, MD
MR. CLAY HAS ALWAYS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO ME. I'VE ONLY KNOWN HIM FOR A SHORT TIME AND HIS LOST HAS SADDEN ME DEEPLY. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
Lenette Grimes
May 26, 2005 | Baltimore, MD
Our Prayers are with the family.Mr Clay will be truly missed
Tamara, James and Cameron Brooks
May 26, 2005 | Laurel, MD
With deep felt sympathy from the Gatewood Family. Hold on to Gods' unchanging hand.
Bonita Gatewood
May 26, 2005 | Randallstown, MD
We met Robert Clay on several occasions, and truly respected him. The news of his death has shocked so many. He was highly respected; first, as a man, and second, as a minority leader in the business community. His life, as well, as his death has touched so many in Maryland, and will remain forever in our hearts. God bless you Robert, and your family! The SISTAS
May 25, 2005 | Randallstown, MD
