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Clay W. Graham

Date of Death: February 17, 2014

Clay W. Graham

            Clay Wyatt Graham, 27, of Gastonia, NC, formerly of Middletown, VA, died unexpectedly on Monday, February 17, 2014, in Winchester, Virginia.

Clay was born in 1986 in Worcester, MA, the son of William (Preacher) Graham of Sugarloaf Key, FL and Joanne (Jodi) Marie Graham of Gastonia, NC.  He was a technician for Summit Point Karts.  Clay was admired from a very young age for his skill with electronics, vehicle mechanics, and technology.  He especially enjoyed working on Honda cars.

In addition to his parents, Clay is survived by a son, Cullen Wyatt Lowell of Middletown, VA; a sister, Shovaun Ellayne Marler and husband Matthew of Gastonia, NC; a half-sister, Bonny Graham of Nevada; two half-brothers, Robbie Graham of Claysburg, PA and Royal Graham of Lucerne Valley, CA; nephew, William Colton Marler and 2 half nieces.

A celebration of Clay’s life will be held in North Carolina at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Clay’s name to the 27 Forever Foundation, 2030 Linda St., Gastonia, NC  28054 or www.27foreverfoundation.org.

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Clay W. Graham             Clay Wyatt Graham, 27, of Gastonia, NC, formerly of Middletown, VA, died unexpectedly on Monday, February 17, 2014, in Winchester, Virginia. Clay was born in 1986 in Worcester, MA, the son of William (Preacher) Graham of Sugarloaf Key, FL and Joanne (Jodi) Marie Graham of Gastonia, NC.  He was a technicianContinue Reading

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Monte Dicks/Kimberly Estep left a message on February 21, 2014:
Thoughts and Prayers are with you and family.
Susan Lewis left a message on February 28, 2014:
My memories of Clay are memories of smiles. I remember a time when we were in MA for a visit. Clay was about six or seven and had been at a neighbor's house swimming. He came home soaking wet and smiling from ear to ear and in true New England fashion told us the pool was "wicked deep." When we would visit Middletown, Clay was always happy to see us, and he always filled us in on his latest project as he was always building or fixing something. At Shovaun's wedding, he asked me to dance. I am not a dancer, but Clay decided I was. We danced and he had me smiling the entire time. I am so sorry for your loss. Love, Susan
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