Clyde Lee Lowery

My Uncle, My protector, My "Toddler Everything ".
He stepped in when Daddy was stationed over seas and in Vietnam fighting that war.
Uncle Clyde taught me how easy fun and laughter was...that words could be limited but love never was!!
My memories will sustain me until we meet again.
Have fun with the family you have now and the rest of the family will whistle until all are togetheragain....

not me, I still can not whistle, you could only get me to fold my ear...

Clyde left a big ole hole in our hearts when he walked across that rainbow bridge. He always was kind and his smile will be remembered whenever his name is brought up, which is often when talking about harvest. Clyde was a great friend to Bryan and he will truly miss him. When we came home from the harvest party and we were sharing stories, and our favorite guy came up, Stephani immediately asked if he had his dress rope belt or the regular one. Our love to his family. Bryan and Bobbie...

I attended the Doheny School and was in the same class as Clyde!! He was a lifelong friend from that time ~~ Clyde never passed you by without a conversation and that "smirk smile" ... He will be missed ... RIP Clyde ....

Clyde made the day sunny, even if it was raining. He always smiled and had something funny to say to you. He was definitely one of a kind, and was so loved. He will be missed. Our thoughts are with you Courtney and Steve.

The man wore a rope for a belt and was man enough to try to teach my youngest daughter to drive a combine.
He was a prince of a guy and will be missed.

Colin & Nicole Stephens (and Beatrix, who can’t drive a combine notwithstanding Clyde’s tutorial attempts).