Clayton Moltimer

Clayton Isiah Moltimer was born on June 5,1991, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and peacefully departed this life on July 3, 2026. From a young age, Clayton developed a passion for football, a sport he played from the age of eleven throughout his high school years. His dedication, discipline, and love for the game helped shape the person he would become. Clayton graduated from Olympic High School before making the courageous decision to serve his country by joining the United States Marine Corps in January 2010. His time as a Marine reflected his commitment, strength, and willingness to take on challenges with honor and determination. After his military service, Clayton continued his education and graduated from California College with a degree in Business. He carried his ambition and work ethic into every chapter of his life, always striving to grow and create a meaningful future. Beyond his professional achievements, Clayton was someone who appreciated the simple joys of life. He had a deep love for live music and enjoyed the energy, memories, and connections that came from experiencing it. Clayton was known for his dedication to hismfamily, his strong spirit, and the positive impact he made on the people around him. Clayton's memory will forever live on through the love and memories shared by his family. He is survived by his parents, Geta and Clemax Moltimer; his sister, Nekita; his brothers, Chris, Jonathan, and Jordan Moltimer; his grandmother, Loriza Etienne Moltimer; his nephew, Nathan Smith; his aunts, Janet Pierre, Alberta Etienne, Henriette Nortelus, Marie Almonor, and Lucia Moltimer; his uncles, Emmanuel, Jefrey, Anesca, Rosemond, Michelet, Richardson, Leclerc, Ancy, and Marc-Donald Moltimer; his many cousins, Ashley, Elizabeth, Phandie, Marino, Ethan, Paige, Carter, Adonis, Nicholas, Maureena, Alexis, E.J., Elton, Hans, Almitch, Kerby, Hestron, Mitchma, Shonda, Widza, and many others who loved him dearly. Though his earthly journey ended on July 3. 2026, Clayton's legacy of service, determination, and love will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew him. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered. May he rest in eternal peace.

Clayton Moltimer

June 5, 1991 - July 3, 2026