Memories of Clynton "Melon" Ray Helpenstill

In memory of

Clynton "Melon" Ray Helpenstill

Sherman, TX

October 7, 1977 - January 12, 2025

Oct 7, 1977 - Jan 12, 2025

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Lindsey Dickerson

When I was maybe 7-8 years old we had a family reunion with a bunch of cabins and a lake, not sure the exact location. I was with my brothers Josh and Jesse in a cabin loft, we were looking out of the window. There was Clynton I believe holding an air soft gun and he was shooting at our window being a mischievous big cousin. I got a kick out of this, he was always prankster. Going to miss his pranks.

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Isaac prince

May his memories never been forgotten he depart this earth to be with the L-rd. Amen.

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Dee Dee Dugan

2006, Cedar Hill, TX, USA

I met Clynton for the first time at Cedar Hill Country Days at Frank and Kennas home. Clynton was so welcoming and made me feel right at home. I continued to see Clynton at several events at Frank and Kennas home. I especially remember when Clynton started making chain Mail jewelry. He was so talented and really had a passion for everything he got involved with. I will miss our conversations Clynton and I hope you are at complete peace at the foot of our messiah Yeshua!

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Anna Stasia Torres

1995, Cedar Hill, TX, USA

One of my first memories of my big brother is seeing his red truck pull into the driveway. I excitedly ran to him, and he tossed me up into the air before giving me one of his signature bear hugs. He asked the same question he always asked when we met up after being apart for awhile: Did ya' miss me? My answer will always be Yes.

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