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Clementine Lowry "Clemmie" Powers

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Clementine Powers Obituary

Clementine L. Powers ST. AUGUSTINE - Clementine "Clemmie" Lowry Powers, 70, died Friday, Aug. 9, 2002. Friends are invited to join the family in a celebration of her life at 3 p.m. Sunday at her home at 12 B Street, St. Augustine. Burial will be at a later date in Tallahassee. Craig Funeral Home and Crematory in St. Augustine (904-824-1672). In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to your charity of choice. She was born in Tallahassee and was a longtime resident of St. Augustine Beach. She was the daughter of the late Fred N. Lowry, former mayor of Tallahassee, and Allie Williamson Lowry. She was a cheerleader at Leon High School and attended Florida State University where she was a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority and was actively involved in the drama club. Clemmie was a member of the Junior Service League in Tallahassee and Winter Park. She was a supporter of the Gamble Rogers Folk Festival. Clementine was also an avid fan and generous supporter of the St. Augustine musical scene. Clementine will be forever missed by her daughters, Tina Turner of Ojai, Calif., and Allison T. Carrick of Green Cove Springs; three stepchildren, Camdon Powers, Matthew Powers and Britton Powers, all of St. Augustine; five grandchildren, Alyssa Patten of Ventura, Calif., Taylor and Will Nienaber, both of Ojai, and Laurel Paige and Ian Palmer Gregory, both of Pensacola; and two stepgrandchildren, Adam and Mara Powers.

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Published by Tallahassee Democrat on Aug. 15, 2002.

Memories and Condolences
for Clementine Powers

16 Entries

Daniel Mutispaugh

October 20, 2023

One of the nicest people I've ever known

Tommon Tinney

September 2, 2002

She was a vivacious and darling teenager and a beautiful cosmopolitan woman. The world is better off with Clementine having lived, loved and laughed with us all.

Marjorie Cammann

August 27, 2002

I will always have fond memories of growing up with Allison and her mom on St. Augustine Beach. She was a special person, always handing us the cookie jar in the afternoon. Allison, my heart goes out to you and Tina. You were there for me when my father passed away while we vacationed at "the beach house". Remember the special times and welcome the support of friends and family.

Joy Hartley

August 19, 2002

Thank you for the wonderous childhood memories of our family visits to your delightful beach house. My loving thoughts reach out to all those that will miss you so, especially Allison and Tina.

deborah simcox

August 18, 2002

I was so deeply touched by the genuiness and graciousness of the little time I had the honor of spending with Clementine at her special beach retreat. She transcended a beauty, an intellect and a unique spirit that I shall forever be touched by. I shall miss her smile, her gentle manner.

Honey Holton

August 17, 2002

I remember all of the times that we sat in front of our beach house watching our children and enjoying each other,and playing bridge with our friends - I loved being with you and will miss you. Honey Holton

Dewey and Marge Adelsperger

August 16, 2002

We will always reminisce about the good times we shared together.

We'll miss you.

Dewey and Marge

Manny Garcia

August 16, 2002

Clementine, you allways were a fine

lady,everyone who met you will miss

you my thoughts are with you,your family and friends, Manny.

marty scott

August 16, 2002

I had pleasure in my life to meet Clementine and on several occasions to visit her, play guitar and have dinner at her home. What a beautiful reflection that place was of her life and times. She and Allison and Mango visited my home on one occasion and I learned of her love for all things natural and beautiful.Her family has much to be grateful for because of her love of life and music. My sympathy at this trying time.A celebration of her life is most fitting.

Flo Barnes

August 15, 2002

For Clem,

I so enjoyed coming to your beach house when I was growing up. It seemed so wonderful and mysterious -lots of driftwood and shells. And you seemed so exotic to this little Florida cracker-girl - even your name "Clementine"! It truly must be a gift to follow your own drummer and create your own life. Your sweetness and uniqueness will surely be missed on this earth. Love to your family especially Tina and Allison.

Flo Barnes

Wilfred & Betty Jean Varn

August 15, 2002

Although many years have passed - too quickly - we have many fond memories of Clem and her delightful daughters. We send our sympathy and share the grief of her loved ones.

Nancy Barnes Huppert

August 15, 2002

I remember Clem as my mother's loving and vivacious friend, always colorful and lovely with those gorgeous, long (and natural!)eyelashes, short dark ringlets, and big earrings! The Barnes family spent many happy summer days picnicing with Clem and her girls, including little Dorian, and the "old group" on teh beach in front of their house. I am saddened to hear that she is now gone. My respects to her family, especially Tina and Allison.

Nancy Fagen

August 15, 2002

Clemmie's joyous and loving presence

lives on in the hearts of all those

who crossed her path. Love and

blessings to all the family.

Sharon Gold Smith

August 15, 2002

Although it has been many years since our paths have crossed I was saddened to hear of Clem's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time...may she rest in peace.

JENNIFER MORRIS

August 15, 2002

ALL THE GOOD TIMES SHARED AT THE

BEACHCOMBER,MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS

ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY

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