Clayton and I were stationed together in Korea in 1967 during the Viet Nam war. We became re acquainted last yr when he reached out on soc. media. We talked of our Military svc.  and of our lives over the last 53 yrs. It was so great to catch up and resume friendship. Some of his first words to me after all that time were "Phil, you're livin your dream...I looked at your face book page and you are living your horsemans life just like you talked about in Korea." He helped me realize how the Lord has favored me in my adult life. We kept in touch over this last yr. I won't forget my good friend. I will always be thankful for his uplifting Spirit.  Folks who reach out like that are rare. Rest in Peace my friend. Eternal Rest grant unto him O Lord...

CJ was a blessing to Malinda and I. He was always happy and a joy to be around. I always looked forward to going to the camper to see him. He was the spirit of the campground. We loved him and Barbara so much. They’re like family to us. His spirit will always be with us. Rest In Peace my friend. 

Condolences to all the family. Thoughts and prayers. 

Always had so much fun when Uncle Junior and Pam would come visit.  A lot of my fondest memories during childhood were shared with them. Junior always had me laughing, whether in person or over the phone. He will live in my memory forever and will greatly missed.

Our sympathy and prayers go out to Pam and the children. 

I grew up calling him “Jr” instead of Clayton. We were 1st cousins. He always called mom “Toots”  When he was in high school he would stay at our house sometimes in the summer for a week or two.  Dad would let him take the car and go to the drive in and Dad gave him a few cigarettes too I’m pretty sure. He always had a nice car,  he had a purple one with a spoiler that was so cool- maybe a roadrunner?
I remember him writing us when he was in the military and mom would read his letters and cry, she was always worried about him.
He was a lot of fun and always had time to sit and talk a while.
He will be missed by so many and  he never met a stranger. He was loved by all who knew him.



Deepest condolences and prayers to CJ’s family and friends. I met and worked with CJ at the car auction in Fall Branch and we quickly became good friends. We shared many miles, lunches and stories together. He was very knowledgeable and witty and a pleasure to spend time with. RIP ole friend you will be greatly missed!

Our sympathy goes to Pam,  Brandon, Angie and Andy, also  to Junior's family and friends.  We will miss Clayton very much.  

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Clayton Douglas Jr.

March 1, 1947 – September 5, 2021

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