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Clayvern Jay Woolley passed away in an accident near his home in Winslow on Thursday morning, Aug. 29, 2019. He was born in San Bernardino, Calif., on July 1, 1961, to James and Myra Woolley. He was raised there with his siblings, James “Bubba”, Joel, Tony and Charlene Woolley.
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Memorial services were held on Thursday, Sept. 5, at Greer’s Winslow Funeral Home Chapel.
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Jay moved to Winslow in 2002 and found the community to be a true home to him. He had a love for fishing, friends and all things mechanical. He also loved gardening, working on cars, cooking and grilling. He was involved in the build process of iconic vehicles while participating on the TV show “Overhaulin” working on a school bus.
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Jay’s love for fishing was where he could unwind and enjoy peace and the company of his friends. He had a passion for the community he lived in. He did all he could to lend a helping hand to his family and friends and could often be found cooking and helping out with charity and community events.
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Survivors include his mother, Myra Woolley; siblings, Joel, Tony and Charlene Woolley; partner of 27 years, Pam Bennett; children, Chris Woolley, Jenifer Parker, Jason Woolley, Clarissa Woolley and Sarah Woolley; and his many grandchildren that were the pride of his life.
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Jay overcame substantial trials in life through the love and support he found from the family and friends around him and did all he could to show the same love and support in his later years. He will be missed by all those he touched.
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Greer’s Mortuary of Winslow handled the arrangements.
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