Clarence Nathaniel Turner was born on November 18,1960 to Martha Lee Turner and Robert Lee Jones who both preceded in death.

Clarence was the seventh child out of eight children. He accepted Christ as his Lord Savior at an early age and he kept the faith until the very end.

Clarence attended and graduated from Soldan High School. He worked at The Clayton Inn and The James House where he lived.

Although he didn’t have much, he always shared. Clarence was a very generous and giving person.

Clarence loved old movies and songs, he would come to family functions with his CDs and Tapes. He loved to play music from his era to create his own vibe.

He was very independent, he rode his bike everywhere he wanted to go. When Clarence asked for anything, he needed it.

On birthdays if he didn’t have your number, he would call someone else in the family, and have them wish you a happy birthday for him.

Preceding him in death, he has two sisters, Catherine Quinn and Shelley Turner. 

He leaves to cherish, three sisters, Pauline Tyus, Dorothy (Terry) Washington, Pernia Turner, two brothers, Kenneth Allen and Alfred Page Jr, and a host of nieces, nephews, family & friends.