You may visit Mr. Clayton –Friday, June 5, 2020 – Noon – 8:00pm
The Lowery Suite at Tree of Life
1051 S. Handley Drive – Fort Worth, Texas
The Celebration of Life –Saturday, June 6, 2020 – High Noon
Saint Matthew Missionary Baptist Church
5500 E. Berry Street – Fort Worth, Texas
He Shall Rest
Cedar Hill Memorial Park –Arlington, Texas
* Although restrictions are gradually being lifted, we kindly ask you tohelp us keep you and us safe, by adhering to all CDC guidelines & the guidelines for our individual facility *
* PLEASE WEAR A MASK WHEN ATTENDING VIEWINGS AND SERVICES *
I love you daddy ❤️. From your “Baby Girl”. When I see you again, I will run to you and leap into your arms as if I were a little girl again. I miss you more than words can express…
My sincerest condolences from the Mathis family.
To the family of Mr. Lorenzo Clayton, we express our heartfelt sympathy. May God keep you in perfect peace.
My friend to the end!! A great man who will truly be missed. REST IN PEACE LOBO.
May God truly bless his family. Lo was good people. Water meter reader. Shocking to hear of his passing.
My condolences to the Clayton Family great memories of Emmitt growing up on Birdell Street .You will never be forgotten From The Biggins Family
One of my favorite customers at the QT on whicita imma miss you coming and getting your paper tea and orange juice
Lorenzo will be remembered for his kindness to others and his selfless service to the City of Forest Hill. I’ll miss your great cooking and smoking, your laugh, and your stories. May God Bless your family that you loved and spoke of often. May you rest in peace Lobo.
I had no idea of the passing of my old Army friend Lozo. Rest In Peace my brother, till we meet again. Larry Hudson
Wow😢 Thanks for sharing this update. I had attempted to find my roommate at one time previously in the past, and just never got back to it. Great memories linger in my heart and mind! God Bless his legacy❣
Vernon Wyatt Sr.
I still think about our good friend and handyman Lorenzo. He took care of all of our properties in Fort Worth and when we got tired of dealing with the properties we gifted Lorenzo the one on Ava court. He ended up staying there. We could have never managed everything without him. We truly miss him. RIP