Flower Attendants Class of1977 and Friends 
Pallbearers Nephews and Cousins 
Honorary Pallbearers The Top 10 Club 
 
Celebrating The Life Of 
February 25, 1957 - October 4, 2013 
 
Acknowledgments 
When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. We are forever grateful for your outpouring oflove and kindness during these trying times. Thank you for your prayers, gifts, visits, cards and calls.. As Clarence would remind us, "It is so nice to be nice ". May God bless each ofyou. Special thanks to Mf. & Mrs. Willie (Audry) Dumas, Mr. & Mrs. Sammy (Patricia) Shepherd, Ms. Rosemarry Fuller, Mrs. Amy Woods, Mrs: Tammy Price, Mrs. Barbara Ann Cobb, Legacy Rehabilitation Center, Emory Hospital, Arrowhead Rehabilitation Center and Southern Regional Hospital 
~ The Family~ 
 
129 W Washington Street Monroe, Georgia, 30655 
(770) 267-2642 
 
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Yo ~ G-LE Tr'Jf' FU ERAL HOME 
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CEUIIlATING lll L. 0-.Jl fA~ILY AT A TIMl 
 
3106 West Street Covington, Georgia, 30014 
(770) 786-2944 
 
Sunday, October 13, 2013 
3:00p.m. 
First Presbyterian Church 
1169 Clark Street. SW Covington, Georgia 30014 
Reverend William B. Wade, Pastor Reverend Horace A. Head, Eulogist Pastor Timothy Price, Officiating Assisted By Others 
 
 Obituary 
Mr. Clarence Price was born on February 25, 1957 in Covington, GA to the late Susie Mae Bell and Owen C. (Rabbit) Price. He was preceded in death by two sisters (Shelia and Jerry Dene) and four brothers (Henry, Robert, Leon and Tommy). 
 
Clarence was raised and educated in Newton 
 
County, graduating as Class President in 1977 of the 
 
Newton County Comprehensive High School. He was 
 
well known and very popular among his peers. In early 
 
years, Clarence worked as a Substitute Teacher in the 
 
Newton County School System. He also ran for a seat 
 
on the Covington City Council. Although defeated, 
 
Clarence continued to work for the ood of the citizens of 
 
Newton Coun . For many year , worked as a Fashion 
 
Consultant fo uire Fashions. oved styling men, 
 
women, cho 
 
other groups. 
 
as very stylish 
 
himself! A 
 
nary at heart, Cl ce operat PC In 
 
Control Vari hop, where his motto was "your needs 
 
are our c nc ': He made sure that his nei~borhood 
 
was take 
 
of. Sometimes that meant clothing kids for 
 
Easter, he ing with utilities, rent or oceries. 
 
nelinPe his health declined, Clarence cat red to the t Presb)1eri Church n C ~in~on. He 
the Lo . He gave so uch ofh1mse f nd eAm~GJfiS in return. He touched o many peopl 
morable life. H iD always be for hi mtn4Wy, Iovin  o ition an 
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Norwood, Ms. Shaven Grier; brothers: Mr. David Bell, 
 
Mr. Horace Price; sisters-in-law: Mrs. Ruby Price, Mrs. 
 
Carolyn Hightower Price; aunt: Mr. & Mrs. Otis (Leola) 
 
Gibbs; god-daughters: Ms. Zola Kemp and Mrs. Angela 
 
Hudson Cook; Mrs. Deborah Sullivan, Secretary. Special 
 
Friends: Ocie Franklin, Janice Goodman, Melvin Ciark, 
 
Jackie Bailey, Deborah Norris, Temp Farley, Ms. Annie Kate 
 
Petty, and Ms. Ruby Henderson. He is also survived by a 
 
host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. 
 
He will be truly missed. 
 
Order ofService 
Prelude Processional Selection .................................... Shady Grove Male Chorus Holy Scripture Reading 
Old Testament .............. .. .. .. Reverend Thomas Stegall New Testament ................................. Pastor Billy Wade Prayer of Comfort ......................... Reverend Annette Nash Solo ........................................ Reverend W.H. Gaither Poem ............................................ .... ......... Jerrick Bell Selection ................................. Macedonia Male Chorus Remarks ............... (Please Limit 3 Minutes) ........... Open Solo ......................................... Evangelist Deborah Norris Words of Comfort ............................... Pastor Horace Head Acknowledgments ... ...... ... Titania Head & Shawanna Carter Recessional 
 
God Took Him to His Loving Home God saw him getting tired, a cure was not to be. He wrapped him in His loving arms and whispered, 
"come to me". He suffered much in silence, his spirit did not bend. 11-.-" He faced his pain with courage, until the very end. 
He tried so hard to stay with us, But his fight was not in vain. 
God took him to His loving home and Freed him from the pain. 
 
Interment 
Lawnwood Cemetery Covington, Georgia 
Repast Under the Stars Banquet Center 
672 Moore St Oxford, Georgia