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In Loving Memory

Clayton Eual Spears

1952 – 2022

Clayton Eual Spears

Clayton Eual Spears

1952 – 2022

Service Details

Born
February 2, 1952
Passed
August 7, 2022

Clayton Eual Spears, 70, of Amarillo, Texas, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, August 7, 2022, in Amarillo.

Private family memorial services will be held at a later date. Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services were in charge of Mr. Spears’s personal care.

Clayton was born February 2, 1952, to Johnie E. and Olene (Weldon) Spears in Borger, Texas. He graduated from Amarillo High School in 1970 and attended Amarillo College for a year. In 1978, Clayton married Tommie Sechrist, and to this union two sons were born, Bryce Casey Spears and Sean Corey Spears.

Clayton was a car enthusiast and knew the history and performance abilities of most automobiles. He enjoyed selling them as well as repairing them. In the ‘80s and ‘90s, he was widely known as the Dent Dude with his own auto body repair shop while also opening Grandad’s Garage where he specialized in selling and refurbishing classic automobiles. During his years in business, Clayton met many people who became lifelong customers and friends. As a young boy, Clayton accepted Christ as his personal Savior and rededicated his life to the Lord in his later years. He greatly enjoyed attending Temple Baptist Church in Amarillo when his health permitted.

Clayton was an overcomer who enjoyed helping people when he could. He loved his sons greatly and was also a very proud grandad who loved his two grandchildren Kaelani and Orion immensely.

Clayton is preceded in death by his parents and a brother Wayne C. Hickman.

Those left to cherish his memory and laugh at his stories are son Bryce Spears of Austin and wife Kate, their children Kaelani and Orion, son Sean Spears of Amarillo; Clayton’s sister Alesia Spears Bryant of Laverne, OK, and her husband Jerry; three nephews and one niece, as well as many extended family members and friends.

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“Clayton’s family and my family shared the 1600 block of Bonham for many years. Clayton was always the smile that you needed to see. Beckie an I were fortunate to see him a few months ago and catch up briefly. Rest in peace my friend.”

— Anonymous

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