Jacob "Lil Jake" Charles Clayton III

August 15, 1996 - March 22, 2020

Jacob Charles Clayton III "Lil Jake" was born on August 15, 1996 in West Helena, AR to Jacob Clayton Jr. & Regina Brown. Jacob departed this life on March 22, 2020 at Helena Regional Medical Center. At an early age Jacob confessed hope in Christ as his Lord and savior. He was a graduate of Central High School in Helena-West Helena, AR in the Class of 2014. Lil Jake was a quiet and mild mannered young man who loved spending time with his family and friends. He loved inspirational writing, watching sports and washing cars. Lil Jake is preceded in death by his grandfather-Jacob Clayton Sr., Two Uncle-Ronnie Brown and Billy Joe Clayton. One Aunt-Essie Townsend. His great grandparents-Willie Sr., Amanda Brown, Nathaniel and Estella Harvey. Four cousins-Randy Swearengen, Darran Brown, Haward Tate III and Martin Clayton. Lil Jake leaves to cherish his sweet and loving memories: His parents Jacob Clayton Jr., and Regina Brown both of West Helena, AR; One Brother-Kedrian Brown of Jonesboro, AR; His Grandmother-Essie Clayton of Jacksonville, AR; and Myra Brown of Helena, AR; Four Uncles-John (Karen) Clayton of Kansas City, MO; Charles (Brenda) Clayton and Carl Clayton both of Jacksonville, AR; Joe Clayton of West Helena, AR; Nine Aunts- Nancey Brown and Bertha Brown both of Memphis, TN; Cora Clayton of Milwaukee, WI; Stella (Haward) Tate and Lucille Clayton of West Helena, AR; Jacqueline Morris and Essie Clayton of Jacksonville, AR; Louise Branscomb and LaNora (Steve) Goldsberry of Lonoke, AR; Lil Jake also leaves Two Nephews, and One Niece. Two special cousins- Ashley and Keannia Brown, a special friend Annisha Franks of West Helena, AR; and a host of cousins, great aunts, uncles, and dear friends that will miss his kind heart and sweet personality. Due to Covid-19 pandemic we are strongly advising everyone to stay 6 feet apart during Jacob Charles "Lil Jake" Clayton III funeral services. Please be advised that this is a time of sorrow for many, but please go by the directions of our funeral directors so that we can insure the safety of Mr. Brown family and those who attend. This means that at the graveside for Mr. Brown service could have more than 10 people, but everyone have to be spread out and remain more than 6 feet apart and no hugging, kissing, holding hands, or touching one another. We Know this is a terrible inconvenience for our families; yet it is imperative that we obey the law and do our part and keep the spread of this virus down. Respectfully Stephens Funeral Home & Staff