Agnes M. Powers

Powers were special neighbors. When we moved to Scipio-1948- Aggie brought a May Day basket and hung it on our door. We had never heard of such a thing. I continue to do so. She taught me a life-long tradition. I am sorry that Scipio no longer has Aggie to keep things in order. My love and sympathy.

So sorry to hear of Aggie´s passing. As a kid in Scipio Center I grew up with all of the "Powers" kids and Agnes kept an eye on all of us. Loved going upstairs over the post office and dressing up in all the old stage costumes! Fond memories... she had a good long life and will be missed by her community. My sincere condolences to the family.

She was one of the Best Ladies we have known. Miss her now and, of course, miss my Sister-In-Law and her daughter, Ellen Hargett with all our Hearts!!!

We are so sorry to hear about Agnes' passing. What a good, long life with so many memories which we hope will bring your comfort.

Dear Mary, Teresa, Flo and families, Thinking of you at your time of loss. May the memories you hold dear in your heart lessen your grief at this time. Agnes will be missed ~ With Sympathy & Love, Dawn Rejman

Mary, Teresa, Flo and all, Agnes was a rock to many, had a huge heart and was always kind and welcoming. She also kept us on our toes. Many, many fond memories of Agnes, the blizzard of '66 with Agnes, Tom and y'all comes to mind. Nothing like family! God bless all.

I will always have fond memories of the wonderful times shared with Agnes over the many years of our friendship and treasure those thoughts forever. My deepest sympathies to the Powers Family.

Dear Mary,Teresa, Florence andFamilies Sending my deepest condolences at this sad time. Although I never stopped as often as I should have, how I loved my visits with Agnes when I did. She would always help connect the dots to our family tree. I especially enjoyed my visit two years ago November,you girls were all there with little ones running around and you were working on making your dads peanut brittle. Then COVID, slowed all visits, yet was so glad to see most of you again just this past...

I will never forget as a small child exploring the " old post office" with her grandchildren. Agnes was a sweet grandmother figure who loved to have us kids from the neighborhood around. She will be missed