Carolyn D Flowers

Mrs. Carolyn Diana Robinson Flowers was born on a beautiful Fall day on October 21, 1973, to her devoted parents - mother, Carolyn Owens Robinson, and her father, Willie Cldye Robinson, I.   She was the second born of four children but the oldest daughter – Willie Clyde Robinson, II, St. Cloud, FL; Morris Robinson, Sr., Orlando, FL; and Balinda Robinson, Kissimmee, FL.    When she was a toddler, her late Aunt, Ruby Nell Owens, affectionately named her “Bitty” because she said that she was such a beautiful little bitty girl.

Bitty attended Thacker Elementary School and then went on to attend Denn John Middle School both in Kissimmee.   Shortly thereafter, she moved to Orlando for a short time where she was a student at Tangelo Park Elementary School and after returning to Kissimmee, she attended both Beaumont Middle School as well as Osceola High School.   While at Denn John Middle School she met who would one day be her future husband, Mr. Tommy Flowers, Jr., with whom she later shared three children  – Tommy Flowers, III, of  Montgomery, AL, and Tyrek Flowers and Brianna Flowers both of Kissimmee, FL.   Bitty and Tommy became parents at a young age but because they loved each other dearly, they decided to get married to raise their children together.  But after 12 years of marriage, they separated and went on to live separate lives all while co-parenting their three children. 

Mrs. Flowers was employed at several companies such as Taco Bell, McClane Company, and Walmart over a period of several years.  Bitty was an excellent hair stylist and braiding hair was her specialty which she did for many years.    Bitty was a very sweet young lady who was devoted to her family and loved her children more than anything and anyone who really knew her would agree. 

Sadly, on Thursday, January 15, 2026, Mrs. Carolyn Diana Robinson Flowers was called home by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.  To say that she will be missed is truly an understatement, but we know that not only does God makes no mistakes but that we will see our beloved Bitty again one day.

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