Marian Clark

1912–1963 (age 51)

Biography

Marian Clark was born in 1912 and lived a full life in her community until her passing in 1963. She is remembered as a valued member of her family and friends who knew her well.

Her memory is preserved at Oak Hill Cemetery, where she rests among those she held dear. Marian's legacy continues through the lives she touched during her time.

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