Henry "Hue" Clay Flowers

March 20th, 1942 - October 4th, 2026

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Henry "Hue" Clay Flowers, 84, of Princeton, TX, passed away on October 4, 2026. Born March 20, 1942, in Ardmore, Oklahoma, Hue lived life on his own terms and was known for his free spirit, his sense of humor, and the things he enjoyed most. Hue was a business owner and the owner of Hue Ventilation Services. He also loved his cars and horses. Whether he was talking about them, spending time around them, or simply enjoying the freedom they represented, these interests were an important part of his life. Those who knew Hue will remember that he liked to joke around. He brought his own personality to every conversation and embraced life with an independent spirit. Hue is survived by his brother Bill Jo Flowers, daughters, Kimberly Flowers and Mendy Harrison; his grandchildren, Cassandra Flowers, Brandon Bibbs, Nathan Bibbs, Morgan Yarbrough, and Cole Yarbrough; his great-grandchildren, Itzel Benevides, Mateo Benevides, Kamdyn Sobers, Korbyn Sobers, Rynn Leigh Sobers, Roman Yarbrough, ScottLynn Yarbrough, Haven Yarbrough; and his sons-in-law, Devin Harrison and Stevan Stefanovic.

Henry "Hue" Clay Flowers will be remembered for his love of cars and horses, his humor, and the way he chose to live freely.

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Emily Nickerson

Although I only had the privilege of caring for him for about six months, it didn’t take long for him to become so much more than just a patient to me. He became a friend, and one I will never forget. He had quite the sense of humor and could definitely be cranky, but I think that’s part of why we got along so well. I could handle his orneriness and wasn’t afraid to give it right back to him! Two memories will always hold a special place in my heart. The first is watching him dance with my daughter. She got such a kick out of him, and it still makes me smile thinking about it. The second was the day he returned after reconnecting with his brother. He was so incredibly happy that he actually got up out of his wheelchair and danced with me! That moment is something I will cherish forever. I’m so grateful our paths crossed, even if it was only for a short time. I’m also thankful I had the opportunity to meet his daughters and see just how loved he was. He definitely left his mark on my heart, and I will always remember the laughs, the cranky moments, and most of all, the dances. Rest easy, my friend! You will never be forgotten. ❤️

Published October 18th, 2026

Kimberly Flowers

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We will always hold you in our hearts, Dad. We love you and will miss you.

Published October 9th, 2026

Devin Harrison

What is your favorite memory shared with Henry?

We went to pick him up for church and he was all decked out in his leather vest and cowboy hat and cowboy boots ready for a rodeo but we were headed to church. He always was well dressed.

Published October 9th, 2026

Mendy Harrison

Through the years I had always wanted to know you. It wasn’t until later in life I had the opportunity to go through the good the bad after your health was failing. We had good days and bad but through it all I learned more and more about you. I now feel complete that I had this gift of knowing you and being able to share my life, love, and support for you. Many blessings dad you will be forever remembered and forever missed. I’m going to remember your smile our last big hug and you riding off into the sunset on your favorite horse. Love you Mendy Harrison

Published October 10th, 2026

Morgan Yarbrough

In Loving Memory of My Grandpa ❤️🕊️ Sometimes, losing someone brings a different kind of sadness not just for the person who has passed, but for the memories you never got to make and the relationship you never had the chance to build. Although I didn’t get the opportunity to know my grandpa as well as I would have liked, he will always be a part of my story. He is a part of my family, my roots, and the generations that came before me. I may not have a lifetime of memories to share, but I can still honor his life and the legacy he leaves behind. His passing reminds me that time is precious, family is important, and sometimes we don’t get all the moments we wish we had. Rest peacefully, Grandpa Henry. ❤️ May you find eternal peace, and may those who knew and loved you find comfort in the memories they hold close. Until we meet again. 🕊️