Justin C. Clements

Justin Charles Clements passed away unexpectedly in his sleep from a seizure at his home in Ft. Meyers FL on October 1, 2024 at the age of 33. He was born and raised in Conway, NH and was a fun loving and caring son, brother, and friend to many, many people. He will be deeply missed. Justin attended grammar and high school in Conway, NH and was an accomplished student and athlete. Justin graduated from Merrimack College in 2013 with a BS in Business Administration. Justin went on to gain his financial licenses of Series 7, 24, 63, & 66 that he would use in his career as The Senior Manager of Investment Services at Empower Annuity Insurance Company of America. He led a team of 10 Investment Advisors located throughout the country that serviced over 100,000 clients. As an accomplished athlete throughout his life, he played baseball and hockey for the local Rec and Travel teams, then varsity baseball, lacrosse, golf, and hockey where he was Co- Captain of the first Kennett HS State Hockey Championship Team. He loved “his boys” on these teams and was a natural leader who would often calm any situation down and refocus everyone by his gentle funny way. He was a beast on the golf course with a single handicap and a hole in one to his credit. He was an avid sports fan whether it be playing or watching all sports with his friends. Jay, J-Clem, J-Bird, Justin-Man, Uncle J, Bud-Z-Bud made many friends that he would cherish and get together with for the rest of his life. The first words out of everyone’s mouths when talking about Justin is “special human being”. He had an infectious laugh with a demeanor that was easy going and witty. He was always supportive, passionate, kind, caring, selfless, humble, quietly mischievous, and truly a friend that always had your back. No matter what you were doing, Justin made it more fun, period. He was down for anything at any time. His greatest passions were family, friends, golf, live music, & the Boston Bruins. Justin had too “Second Mom’s & Dad’s” to mention, as everyone adopted him the minute they got to know him. He was very happy and content to move to Florida and hang with the other two parts of “The Three Amigos”. Justin is survived by his parents Judy and Kevin, his brother Chris and wife Nicole, and nephew Noah whom he loved and cherished. He is also survived by his Memere and Pepere, Arthur & Jackie Fortin, many Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and too many friends to list here. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Kennett Eagles Hockey in his name, MWVYHA, PO Box 948, Conway, NH 03818. A funeral mass will be held at Our Lady of the Mountains in North Conway, NH on Saturday October 19th at 1 pm. followed by a Celebration of Life Reception at the Conway Recreation Center in Conway Village. We hope everyone will attend to celebrate his life and share stories of this remarkable man. The Furber & White Home in North Conway is assisting the family with the arrangements.