Sandra Lee Clark

Birth date: Jan 10, 1948 Death date: Apr 5, 2025

Sandra Lee Clark, age 77, passed away Saturday, April 5, 2025, in ICU at Meijer Heart Center in Grand Rapids. She was born on January 10, 1948, to Ronald and Velma (Fixel) Race in Muskegon, MI, and raised in Spring Lake. On May 2, Read Obituary

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Ophelia Guilford

51w ago

i will never forget going into her classroom with robbie and audrey when we were little, watching spongebob with her students, playing games, and most importantly watching her teach. she was my biggest inspiration to go into the degree im going to. i am going into secondary education because of her. she is my inspiration as a teacher, and i hope to have as wonderful and as long as hers was, just to honor her. i love you grandma clark, thank you for everything you have done for me.
- ellie

Nancy Vanrandwyk Morritt

51w ago

in honor of Sandra.

Sending love and condolences to Jenny Clark and her family on their loss. I hope you find peace and are uplifted by your memories of Sandy. God Bless.

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Nola Ingalls

51w ago

So sorry to hear about Mrs. Clark passing. I had her as an English teacher for at least 2 years in high school. I enjoyed her classes, she was always there to lend a helping hand if you ever needed. I graduated in 1978, my niece had her as a teacher as well and she graduated in 2006. She will missed by many😥

Kathryn Riggs

51w ago

Mrs. Clark was my all time favorite English teacher. So sweet and kind. She would hire me to babysit for friends so that they could have an occasional night out back in the 70's. She was a special woman and I enjoyed her classes so much. My most sincere condolences to her family. May she rest in peace and in God's arms.

Shalini Hayenga

51w ago

in honor of Sandra.

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Jason Baldus

51w ago

Mrs. Clark was one of my favorite teachers. She was funny, engaging, and committed. She challenged me and always saw my potential. I was a weirdo and I remember her class as a place where I was accepted. I have thought fondly of her and her class as I have tried to make my own classroom a place like that.
My sympathies to her family and friends. I hope that in your grief you can also see a little glimpse of her impact on the world. ❤️

Jason Baldus

51w ago

Bella Goldberg

51w ago

Mrs. Clark was one of the best and one of my favorite teachers during all my years at SL. I’ll always remember long chats about random topics before and after class and the joy she gave through teaching. She will be forever missed and remembered.

Tanya Vanotteren

52w ago

Mrs. Clark was one of my favorite teachers, and I was lucky enough for my children to know her as well. I will always remember her fondly. Love to her friends and family.

Allison Kasmauski

52w ago

in honor of Sandra.

I was never a fan of speaking in front of people but Mrs. Clark's class was the exception. She was an amazing teacher and she was so kind and caring to all of her students. I'll never forget you Clarkbear ❤️

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