Uncle Ronnie's ashes were spread on his mother's, Mary Earlene Lowery-Clark, grave. The doctors said he would not live past 3 years old do to medical/ mental conditions, however he lived a long life and was a fun uncle, good brother, and a loving son to his mother. He married Martha but they did not have any children. He was unusual from a child's view as I didn't see him much after we moved to another state but I remember the trips he took us on to see our family in Tennessee. He was the reason I had some of the best memories of my life.
Uncle Ronnie's ashes were spread on his mother's, Mary Earlene Lowery-Clark, grave. The doctors said he would not live past 3 years old do to medical/ mental conditions, however he lived a long life and was a fun uncle, good brother, and a loving son to his mother. He married Martha but they did not have any children. He was unusual from a child's view as I didn't see him much after we moved to another state but I remember the trips he took us on to see our family in Tennessee. He was the reason I had some of the best memories of my life.
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