Leonora P. Clark

Birth date: Feb 24, 1910 Death date: Jan 11, 2009

Leonora P. Clark, age 98, of Spring Lake passed away Sunday, January 11, 2009, at a local care facility. She was born February 24, 1910, in Grand Rapids to Frank and Nettie (Peck) Watson, and she married John Henry Clark on April Read Obituary

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Anonymous

874w ago

"Every little wave has it's night cap
on...it's white cap; night cap; white cap on...every little wave has it's night cap on so early in the morning."
Just one of many lyrical tunes briskfully sung by you. Heirlooms
wrought with love. Quick witted remarks: "How does my hair look..do I look like a fright?! "There's nothing like soap & water!" "All I want is a million dollars & a barrel of spending money!"
Remember the wand-filled bubbles we released on the windy shore of Lake MI?
Or the time we were giddy as we abandondly tossed autumn leaves as they swirled above our heads...Bible
verses & prayers that we shared. Memories. One day we'll be kicking up gold dust in heaven together! I love you grandma. I miss you. Your "little chickadee", Danielle.<##imported-begin##Danielle##imported-end##

Anonymous

874w ago

Our sympathy to your family for the loss of your loved one. We remember your mother as being such a warm and wonderful woman. What a long and beautiful life she had being surrounded by loved ones.

with love,
Don and Kathy Staskiewicz##imported-begin##Donald Staskiewicz##imported-end##

Anonymous

874w ago

When I think about my Grandma too many stories come to mind for this little book. I got to thinking about her attributes: Grandma was patient, kind, selfless, enduring, hopeful. She was not jealous, quick tempered or rude. Grandma is LOVE.Not by her words, but by her actions. Her life was an example for the world. Grandma had a happy heart. She loved the Lord and He knew it! She LOVES each and every one of us and we know it too! I will carry her love in my heart through eternity. I am so thankful to God and praising his Holy Name for my Grandma.
Love always and forever, Leslie##imported-begin##Leslie Fourner Terranova##imported-end##

Anonymous

874w ago

I love that I inherited grandma's corny sense of humor.I will always remember her laugh and her beautiful twinkling blue eyes.
When Bill and I came to visit just after we got married she made us a wonderful meal...Swiss steak. I have NEVER been able to duplicate what she did, but that's grandma...a one of a kind in every way.
She made me the most beautiful wall hanging that I treasure. There are 4 panels that have a different cross-stiched scenes of ducks. I mentioned to her once that I love watching ducks fly over the water and the next thing I know, I get this breath-taking wall-hanging in the mail. I can only imagine how many hours she spent in her lifetime making things for other people.
I think the most precious thing she passed on to so many of us was her love for the Lord. She was a woman who walked the walk. She instilled that into her 4 beautiful daughters.
I am very happy that so many of you were always there to surround her with gentle care and tender love.Thank you all.##imported-begin##Deb##imported-end##

Anonymous

874w ago

My Mother and I were visiting Grama shortly after she had moved into her apartment in Spring Lake. We helped her hang pictures. Aunt Billie, Uncle Dan and Aunt Liz had visited for lunch. Mother and I were bunking in her living room on her pull out couch. It was the first evening we were there and we had just turned in for the night. Grama was in her bedroom and her bedroom door was opened. The apartment was dark and still. The hum of a box fan was the only sound. About 30 minutes after the lights were turned out, Grama shot up in bed - singing at the top of her lungs a song she remembered from her childhood. A song that she had also sung to my Mother and her sisters when they were children. "Remember that, Georgia?" she hollered, giggling from her bedroom. I sat up (startled) and watched her in all her glory as she joyfully sang that song. She finished the song and her head hit the pillow just as quickly as she had sat up and started singing. That was it. That was Grama. A song in her heart and a twinkle in her eye. P.S. Oh, and there is one more thing she shared with me during that visit: put rouge on your ear lobes, in addition to your cheeks. It makes a difference especially if you pull your hair back off your face! I love you Grama!##imported-begin##Jean##imported-end##

Anonymous

874w ago

Great-Grandma, thank you for all the wonderful memories. We love you and will always miss you.##imported-begin##Charlie and Nicole Byrum##imported-end##

Anonymous

874w ago

My favorite memory of my Great Grandma. . . One summer we went to MI for vacation. My Mom, Leslie was staying at GG apartment. My sisters and I took turns sleeping over. GG made breakfast! Sausage and toast with butter and grape jelly!! One of my favorite things is toast with butter and grape jelly and everytime I eat it I remember the first time I tried it!! I'm blessed to have such a fun Great Grandma who loved all of us.
Katie, Jim and Great Great Grandson, James##imported-begin##Katie Terranova-Atwell##imported-end##

Anonymous

874w ago

Hopefully this won't post as a big lump of words this time around

February 24th 1910 you flew into this world on angel’s wings
And you grew up to do so many remarkable things
Remarkable, you might not have thought,
but so many things, to so many, you have taught.

Grandma so sweet and so dear,
Our lives will be so empty without you here,
On angel wings to heaven you have flown
For time on Earth you have outgrown

We that are left behind are crying
Because of the gaping hole, left from your dying
We will find comfort in knowing
That you are in the arms of our Lord glowing

It’s time to start eternity
With Grandpa John you stand readily
Your new life in heaven I’m sure is grand
And someday with you again, your family will stand

So good bye for now
parting is such sweet sorrow,
But we will see you again
Long past tomorrow.

With all my love Heidi##imported-begin##Heidi##imported-end##

Anonymous

874w ago

February 24th 1910 you flew into this world on angel’s wings
And you grew up to do so many remarkable things
Remarkable, you might not have thought,
but so many things, to so many, you have taught.

Grandma so sweet and so dear,
Our lives will be so empty without you here,
On angel wings to heaven you have flown
For time on Earth you have outgrown

We that are left behind are crying
Because of the gapping hole, left from your dying
We will find comfort in knowing
That you are in the arms of our Lord glowing

It’s time to start eternity
With Grandpa John you stand readily
Your new life in heaven I’m sure is grand
And someday with you again, your family will stand

So good bye for now
Parting is such sweet sorrow,
But we will see you again
Long past tomorrow.

With all my love Heidi##imported-begin##Heidi##imported-end##

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