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Guy Clayborn Willis, III, age 29 of Washington, passed away Sunday, February 9th, 2014. He was born January 9, 1985 as the youngest and only son of Clay and Jeanie Willis. He grew up and graduated high school in Washington. He was a hazmat driver for an oil company and enjoyed four wheeling, being with his daughter and family, driving a truck and working for the Moore Family Dairy of Washington.
He was baptized by Brother Jack Sappenfield, of First Baptist Washington in 2003.
He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Guy Clayborn Willis, Sr. in 1989 and his paternal grandmother, Mary Edith Willis in 2005.
He is survived by his parents, Clay and Jeanie Willis of Washington, Oklahoma; his maternal grandparents, Eddie and Norma Lindsey of Tuttle, Oklahoma; his eldest sister and her husband,Le and Lindsey Andrews of Oklahoma City; his sister and her husband, Brian and Laura Barefoot of Norman, Oklahoma; his maternal aunt and uncle, Dan and Jimmie Wiesel of Moore, Oklahoma; paternal aunt and uncle, Charlie and Teresa Willis; his cousins Miche and Roy Weber and Michael and Brandi Coleman; his cousins Tommy and Jerry Willis and his great aunt and uncle, Bill and Amelia Campbell of Norman, Oklahoma.
He was the proud and loving father to his three year old daughter, Finley Marie.
His life will be celebrated on February 15, 2014 at 2:00p.m. at Union Hill Baptist Church in Purcell, Oklahoma and his body will be laid to rest in Washington Cemetery.
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