Found in The State 04 May 1976: Mrs. Allie Mae Odom Clark, 67, of 105 S. Williams St., widow of John Curtis Clark, died Monday in Richland Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Clark was born in Richland County, daughter of the late Dempsey D. and Nancy Elizabeth Brazell Odom. She retired from Pacific Mills. Surviving are two sons, Landis (note: should read, Leslie) Odom and Donny Clark of Columbia; and two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Motley of Elgin and Mrs. Inez Blizzard of Columbia.
Note: Lesley E. Odom's obituary does not name a father, just his mother, Mrs. Allie Odom Clark. He is buried in this cemetery.
Note: Lesley E. Odom's obituary does not name a father, just his mother, Mrs. Allie Odom Clark. He is buried in this cemetery.
Found in The State 04 May 1976: Mrs. Allie Mae Odom Clark, 67, of 105 S. Williams St., widow of John Curtis Clark, died Monday in Richland Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Clark was born in Richland County, daughter of the late Dempsey D. and Nancy Elizabeth Brazell Odom. She retired from Pacific Mills. Surviving are two sons, Landis (note: should read, Leslie) Odom and Donny Clark of Columbia; and two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Motley of Elgin and Mrs. Inez Blizzard of Columbia.
Note: Lesley E. Odom's obituary does not name a father, just his mother, Mrs. Allie Odom Clark. He is buried in this cemetery.
Note: Lesley E. Odom's obituary does not name a father, just his mother, Mrs. Allie Odom Clark. He is buried in this cemetery.
Inscription
Per the book referenced below: N/M (no marker).
Gravesite Details
Transcribed from a notebook found in the Richland County Library titled, Olympia Cemetery Listing (local history room).
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