Clayton Sherman Spinney

Aug 27, 2010

June 22, 1923 — August 27, 2010

May you always rest in peace Gramps.

Gramps as a young boy with his three sis­ters. Not sure of the date this was taken but I am think­ing some­time around 1935.

I really love this fam­ily photo of my Gramps, Grammy and Dad. It was taken in1943 just before he went into the Navy dur­ing WWII. My good­ness Dad was such a cute lit­tle boy.

This photo was taken in Dec. of 2005. It makes me laugh because Made­lyn was really giv­ing him a fit. The lit­tle bug­ger was not want­ing to sit down. Which meant she and Gramps were hav­ing one heck of a wrestling match and the lit­tlest one almost won. Thank­fully a toot­sie pop was found and we got a photo but this one is my favorite.

As most of you know this was taken this past July. We all had lots of laughs that visit. Gramps never lost his humor.

And this adorable group of kids, although now a bit older and a lit­tle grayer are all together and so relieved that their dad is at peace. They have spent the past week at his bed­side rem­i­nisc­ing about all the fun and crazy things they did with and with­out him while grow­ing up. I’m glad they are together.

Take care Gramps and say Hello to Grammy, Fran­nie and Richard for me.


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  • Patti Smith

    Lisa so sorry to hear about you grandpa but what won­der­ful memories…I loved my pa and have won­der­ful mem­o­ries as well. We are blessed to have had them in our lives.…thinking of you..Hugs :)

  • http://Scrapbook4fun.blogspot.com Shirley Hall

    Lisa, I am so sorry for the loss of your grandpa. I am glad you have such sweet mem­o­ries of him–that is truly a won­der­ful gift. May those sweet mem­o­ries fill your heart each time you think of him.

  • http://www.perpetualstew.blogspot.com Elisa K

    So sorry for your loss… those pho­tos are amaz­ing and I am so glad that you have them and some amaz­ing memories.

    Hugs
    Elisa k

  • http://www.polkadotbarn.blogspot.com Jan Vermillion-Thomason

    i’m so sorry to hear of the pass­ing of your grandpa.
    i know you’ll miss him — i’m very sorry.

    p.s. i saw the paper cow­girl on your side­bar.
    were you there this year? last year? the first year?
    i’ve been all three years — i guess our paths never crossed if you were there or i have for­got­ten (surely not).

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