Mr.Singleton was a person I could turn to when I had a problem or needed an ear to listen. He spent countless days visiting me in the hospital when I had a very bad motorcycle accident; and then years later as I suffered a stroke. He encouraged me to not give up, to appreciate what I COULD do and NOT what I couldn't do because of the stroke. I went through many days and nights, countless pity parties, wondering, "why me?", but Clay wouldn't let me feel sorry for myself. He pushed me hard, even helping me with physical therapy. He told me not to ever feel sorry for myself, and to hurry up and get my ASS back to work because he missed me being there. That's the truly genuine and remarkable person that I admired and loved.. I will always cherish and remember what you did for me and how you touched my life. Rest in peace my dear friend one day we shall meet again. Mike Means