The Clay Tablets: The Life of H. Clay Gorton based on his Personal Journals.

"I have compiled several journals through my life, but they are more in the form of diaries, recounting daily events. I have been encouraged from time to time to record some of the more significant events of my life, so I will now attempt to do so. At this writing, 1995, I am in my 73rd year, but some events remain as vivid as the day they happened. These are the ones I would like to record." H. Clay Gorton, born March 7, 1923 to Rees Dubois Gorton and Sarah Dorleska Sterrett, passed away peacefully in his sleep on June 20, 2008 after his third battle with cancer. His marriage to Edna Foot was solemnized in the Logan Temple on April 7, 1949. He authored seven books, and has written a number of papers on religion, philosophy, health, and aviation safety. He was employed for a year as interim general manager of Horizon Publishers while its owner was serving a Mission in Mexico. His last years were spent serving as “Gramps” on “askGramps.org”, where he adopted thousands of people worldwide as his “grandchildren”, assisting them through his wit, wisdom and sound advice. His exemplary life has influenced many people the world over and he will be deeply missed.