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Coy Clay Call Sr. (Wilkes)
May 17, 1941 ~ January 7, 2017 (age 75) 75 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Ronnie and Minnie Millsaps
January 23, 2017 4:03 PM
We are sorry about the passing of Clay. I know that he is free from pain now. Due to illness, we were unable to attend the service but we are praying for you. Love Ronnie and Minnie
Message from Todd Richardson
January 12, 2017 9:49 AM
Grayland and family,
I am saddened to hear of your dad's passing and sorry I didn't know in time to attend the service. My prayer is for God to cover your entire family with mercy and grace.
I am saddened to hear of your dad's passing and sorry I didn't know in time to attend the service. My prayer is for God to cover your entire family with mercy and grace.
Message from Joan Shew
January 11, 2017 7:36 AM
Grayland and Family I am so sorry to learn your Dad and Granddaddy to the girls has passed away. At least you know he doesn't have to suffer in this world anymore and is with your Momma and Brother. My heart and prayers are with you all in this difficult time. We love you all and if you need anything I am just a call away.
Message from Jettie Bouchelle Sizemore
January 10, 2017 10:03 AM
My thoughts and prayers are with the family today as your celebrate the "home going" of uncle Clay. I have sweet memories of him as a child and always loved his smile. He was so kind and quite a handsome guy.
I know he will be missed and pray you will be comforted by all your precious memories of him.
Love & prayers,
Jettie
I know he will be missed and pray you will be comforted by all your precious memories of him.
Love & prayers,
Jettie
Message from Wendy Moser Rogers
January 9, 2017 8:58 PM
Dear Grayland, Karen, Debbie and Nicky,
I am so very sorry to learn of Clay's passing. He was kindhearted, witty and determined, someone Michael and I greatly admired. My childhood is etched with many fond memories of your Father and Mother, and I can not help but hear her laugh and see his smile as I imagine a sweet reunion in Heaven. I imagine them complete in the presence of their Savior, with their wonderful son, Timmy and I know all is well. Thank you for sharing them with me. I loved them dearly.
Love and prayers~Wendy
I am so very sorry to learn of Clay's passing. He was kindhearted, witty and determined, someone Michael and I greatly admired. My childhood is etched with many fond memories of your Father and Mother, and I can not help but hear her laugh and see his smile as I imagine a sweet reunion in Heaven. I imagine them complete in the presence of their Savior, with their wonderful son, Timmy and I know all is well. Thank you for sharing them with me. I loved them dearly.
Love and prayers~Wendy
Message from Jenny Moser
January 9, 2017 8:33 PM
My dearest Grayland, Karen, Debbie, and Nicky,
I am so saddened by the passing of this wonderful man. Your dad was such a part of my
children's lives. Michael still shares stories with his girls and Wendy's kids about a man
that never complained but taught him how to garden, raise chickens, and bake potatoes in
an open fireplace. Your parents taught me as a young mother the value of family and although money was important it was not what made a memorable childhood. Loving,
caring, understanding, unselfishness, and your belief in God was so important to Clay and
Chessie. Thank you for sharing your family with me. Although you will miss your dad he
no longer needs that wheelchair and he can do all those things he did before he got sick. I know without a doubt there was a big celebration in heaven when he was reunited with your mother and brother. I will pray for you guys that God will give you peace and comfort in
knowing your dear dad is no longer suffering and he rejoices with his Heavenly Father. I love
you all very much and I thank you for allowing me, Wendy, and Michael to be a part of your wonderful family.
Jenny Moser
I am so saddened by the passing of this wonderful man. Your dad was such a part of my
children's lives. Michael still shares stories with his girls and Wendy's kids about a man
that never complained but taught him how to garden, raise chickens, and bake potatoes in
an open fireplace. Your parents taught me as a young mother the value of family and although money was important it was not what made a memorable childhood. Loving,
caring, understanding, unselfishness, and your belief in God was so important to Clay and
Chessie. Thank you for sharing your family with me. Although you will miss your dad he
no longer needs that wheelchair and he can do all those things he did before he got sick. I know without a doubt there was a big celebration in heaven when he was reunited with your mother and brother. I will pray for you guys that God will give you peace and comfort in
knowing your dear dad is no longer suffering and he rejoices with his Heavenly Father. I love
you all very much and I thank you for allowing me, Wendy, and Michael to be a part of your wonderful family.
Jenny Moser
Message from AMANDA SPEARS (BILLY SPEARS WIFE)
January 9, 2017 3:37 PM
I AM SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. MAGGIE AND I ARE PRAYING FOR EACH OF YOU. BILLY WAS VERY FOND OF CLAY AND CHESSIE. I HAVE FOND MEMORIES THAT HE SHARED. GOD BLESS AND MY HIS PEACE BE WITH EACH OF YOU.
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