George Clyde "Brother" Watson Jr.

Birth date: Feb 16, 1927 Death date: Mar 30, 2024

George Clyde “Brother” Watson, Jr., 97, Wildwood, Florida went to be with his Lord and Savior on March 30, 2024 at his home under the care of his loving family and staff of Cornerstone Hospice. Clyde was born on February 16, 1927 Read Obituary

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Craig Attaway

80w ago

Mr. Clyde, what a dear man! I always knew him as a warm and friendly soul. His smile, sincere greetings, easy laugh and caring words were an encouragement. For me it was a real pleasure to speak with him and for us to pray together as we sat in his golf cart in the yard. He was a good, strong, kind and trustworthy man. He was the sort of man who would trouble himself if he could lighten someone else’s load. I am gonna miss him greatly. My sympathies to Mrs. Flora Dell, Tim, Kathy and their families. Lord Bless You All, Bro. Craig Attaway

Mrs. Sles

80w ago

Condolences sent to family.

Dewayne Thomas

80w ago

Flora Dell, Tim and Kathy my heart sank when I saw the post of Clyde's death. The family was close to my heart as being together in church,and the lake fishing with Donald and family get togethers. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Dewayne thomas

Anonymous

80w ago

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Denise Driggers

80w ago

in honor of George.

Denise Driggers lit a candle in memory of George Watson

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Rev. Craig Attaway

80w ago

Mr. Clyde, what a dear man! I always knew him as a warm and friendly soul. His smile, sincere greetings, easy laugh and caring words were an encouragement to me. For me it was a real pleasure to speak with him and pray together as we sat together in his golf cart in the yard. He was a good, strong, kind and trustworthy man. He was the sort of man who would trouble himself if he could lighten someone else’s load. I am gonna miss him greatly. My sympathies to Mrs. Flora Dell, Tim, Kathy and their families. Lord Bless You All, Bro. Craig Attaway