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Portrait of Clay Arnold LeVasseur
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Clay Arnold LeVasseur

December 31, 1993 – September 16, 2018
Lived 24 years
Otsego, Minnesota
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Clay Arnold LeVasseur, age 24 of Otsego, passed away unexpectedly on Sat, Sept 15, 2018. Clay was born on Dec 31st, 1993 to Bruce and Jane LeVasseur. He had a zest for life that included hunting, fishing, a deep love for his family and friends, and a strong belief in God that he shared with the world. Everyone who was blessed to have Clay in their life had no question that he was a protector and a shoulder to lean on. He was always there in the hour of need. Clay is survived by his parents, Bruce and Jane LeVasseur; siblings, Wade LeVasseur and Dawn (Travis) Storms; and many aunts, uncles and cousins. He is preceded in death by grandparents, Charles and Pauline Reichert; and grandmother, Marilyn LeVasseur. Visitation from 4-8PM on Thurs, Sep 20 at Dares Funeral Service, 805 Main St, Elk River. Mass of Christian Burial at 1:30PM with visitation beginning at 12PM at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, 18380 Columbus St, Dayton. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to the family.

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1993
Born December 31
1998
Clay was 5 when "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" was published in America
2004
Clay was 11 when Facebook was launched
2006
Clay was 13 when Twitter was launched
2010
Clay was 17 when Apple's iPad went on sale
2014
Clay was 21 when the Ice Bucket Challenge went viral
2018
Passed away September 16, age 24
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