I knew Clarence for a longtime when he lived in Charleston, SC, I remember when his wife Glenda passed away. I was always going to visit him in Mobile and I never did. We had a lot of good times. Sorry to hear of his death. He's probably working on someone's car in Heaven...................

May God hold you tightly through this time of loss, MR. Clarence was  the most happiest fellow and shared his smile with everyone along with his kind words he will be greatly missed God Bless to his family and love ones.

He was about nine when I was born. First of his many nieces and nephews who idolized this precious Uncle. They say he taught me how to walk/run by chasing me around the house. We moved away to Birmingham and I missed lots of his teen years. He could always tell the funniest and best stories of things he had  done. Glenda had her hands full. I thank God for her. She knew how to keep him Straight! Will always love and miss them both. My prayers for all of the family.



The last time I seen him was at a memorial for my brother. He walked up to me and gave me a hug to remember for a lifetime and then he looked at me and ask me if I was the fat one And I said yes and he said not no more and wanted to take me home with him so I could keep him company. I loved my Uncle Clarence so very much. I will miss him 

Oh the memories I have of this man, Glenda and their  wonderful children. We lived next door to each other in Saraland for years . Watched our children grow up. The stories I could tell but will keep to myself and smile. Clarence will be missed by so many people but I can just imagine his big grin when he got to those pearly gates and saw the people he loved waiting on him with open arms. Rest In Peace my friend.  

My fondest memories were of "going to Mobile" to see my Nana, uncle Clarence and Aunt Glenda and all the chillins!!  We always enjoyed ourselves!!  Fun times in the bedroom with all the cousins and the adults in the kitchen.  Later we went to uncle Clarence and Aunt Glenda's and enjoyed his wild stories about different things.   He was a hoot.   I'll miss him forever!  Rip uncle Clarence!!  Forever in His arms!! 

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Left to cherish Clarence’s wonderful memories will be his four children, David Primm, Charles Primm (Trish), Lori Outlaw (Ronnie), and Marie Fulton (John); nine grandchildren Jarod Billingsley, Chelsea Primm Ratcliff (Wil), Jenna Billingsley, Hunter Primm Harris (Dalton), Gavin Primm (Glenn), Anna-Marie Fulton, Juli-Anna Fulton, Adam (Kendra) Outlaw and Jason Outlaw, six great-grandchildren Kenna, Sawyer, Kennedy, Canaan and Easton Outlaw and Emma Kate Ratcliff, other nieces and nephews, his faithful companion “Smoke” the dog, many extended family members and a host of wonderful friends.Left to cherish Clarence’s wonderful memories will be his four children, David Primm, Charles Primm (Trish), Lori Outlaw (Ronnie), and Marie Fulton (John); nine grandchildren Jarod Billingsley, Chelsea Primm Ratcliff (Wil), Jenna Billingsley, Hunter Primm Harris (Dalton), Gavin Primm (Glenn), Anna-Marie Fulton, Juli-Anna Fulton, Adam (Kendra) Outlaw and Jason Outlaw, six great-grandchildren Kenna, Sawyer, Kennedy, Canaan and Easton Outlaw and Emma Kate Ratcliff, other nieces and nephews, his faithful companion “Smoke” the dog, many extended family members and a host of wonderful friends.

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Clarence E. Primm

31 janvier 1939 – 23 mai 2022

Radney Funeral Home – Saraland

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