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In Memory Of
Clayton Nicholas Webb
1987
2022
Clayton Nicholas Webb
Oct 5, 1987 — Jun 4, 2022
Clayton Nicholas Webb passed away June 5th, 2022, in Fort Collins, Colorado, due to complications from diabetes. He was 34 years old.
Clay was born and raised in Memphis, TN. He had a great passion for friends, family, and traveling the world. He enjoyed numerous exciting trips with wonderful friends, including trips all over Asia, several countries in South America and the United Kingdom. Clay loved exploring the outdoors wherever he was, especially with his favorite pug companion, Chip. He graduated from White Station High School where he ran track and played lacrosse. Clay was also an avid frisbee golfer and loved spending time at The Lake, where he was an excellent water skier. Clay enjoyed painting and drawing and won awards for his artistic talent.
Clay is survived by his father Steve Webb of Memphis, TN, his mother Becky Hickenbottom Webb of Clarksville, TN, his grandparents Sue and Luther Webb of Springville, TN and Judy Hickenbottom Kaylor of Poulsbo, WA. He is also survived by his brother Justin Webb (Allison) of Memphis, TN and nieces Ava Mae and Stella, as well as his extended family Ellen Webb and J.P. Pipkin.
He was preceded in death by grandparents John Hickenbottom and Hank Kaylor; stepbrother Miller Pipkin, and his beloved Chip.
A close family memorial was held July 3rd, 2022, on Kentucky Lake, to honor Clay's life.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, donations can be directed to Memphis Humane Society, or your local Humane Society.
Clay was born and raised in Memphis, TN. He had a great passion for friends, family, and traveling the world. He enjoyed numerous exciting trips with wonderful friends, including trips all over Asia, several countries in South America and the United Kingdom. Clay loved exploring the outdoors wherever he was, especially with his favorite pug companion, Chip. He graduated from White Station High School where he ran track and played lacrosse. Clay was also an avid frisbee golfer and loved spending time at The Lake, where he was an excellent water skier. Clay enjoyed painting and drawing and won awards for his artistic talent.
Clay is survived by his father Steve Webb of Memphis, TN, his mother Becky Hickenbottom Webb of Clarksville, TN, his grandparents Sue and Luther Webb of Springville, TN and Judy Hickenbottom Kaylor of Poulsbo, WA. He is also survived by his brother Justin Webb (Allison) of Memphis, TN and nieces Ava Mae and Stella, as well as his extended family Ellen Webb and J.P. Pipkin.
He was preceded in death by grandparents John Hickenbottom and Hank Kaylor; stepbrother Miller Pipkin, and his beloved Chip.
A close family memorial was held July 3rd, 2022, on Kentucky Lake, to honor Clay's life.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, donations can be directed to Memphis Humane Society, or your local Humane Society.
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