Mrs. Velma Harleen Church Clark Reed, 75, Lincoln Park, died Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2002, in Detroit after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Reed was an Avery County, N.C., native and had lived in Johnson City, Tenn., before moving to Michigan. She was a daughter of the late Lloyd and Emma Harmon Church. She retired from General Motors. Mrs. Reed was a Baptist. She was preceded in death by her husbands, William Clark and Ross Reed; one son, Robert Clark; her infant twin brother, Harl Church; one brother, Dexter Church; and one sister, Thelma Morrison. Survivors include four brothers, Tracy Church, Earnest Church and Dean Church, all of Johnson City, and Robert Church, Berea, Ky.; five grandchildren, Cathy Piche, Robin Geist, Willard Clark, Velma Clark and Robert Clark Jr., all of Detroit; and several great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Services and burial will be held in Lincoln Park. Peters, Lincoln Park (313-928-6500). Courtesy of Morris-Baker Johnson City, Tenn. (282-1521).
(Johnson City Press, Johnson City, Tennessee, 16 Aug 2002, Friday, Page 2)
(Johnson City Press, Johnson City, Tennessee, 16 Aug 2002, Friday, Page 2)
Mrs. Velma Harleen Church Clark Reed, 75, Lincoln Park, died Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2002, in Detroit after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Reed was an Avery County, N.C., native and had lived in Johnson City, Tenn., before moving to Michigan. She was a daughter of the late Lloyd and Emma Harmon Church. She retired from General Motors. Mrs. Reed was a Baptist. She was preceded in death by her husbands, William Clark and Ross Reed; one son, Robert Clark; her infant twin brother, Harl Church; one brother, Dexter Church; and one sister, Thelma Morrison. Survivors include four brothers, Tracy Church, Earnest Church and Dean Church, all of Johnson City, and Robert Church, Berea, Ky.; five grandchildren, Cathy Piche, Robin Geist, Willard Clark, Velma Clark and Robert Clark Jr., all of Detroit; and several great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Services and burial will be held in Lincoln Park. Peters, Lincoln Park (313-928-6500). Courtesy of Morris-Baker Johnson City, Tenn. (282-1521).
(Johnson City Press, Johnson City, Tennessee, 16 Aug 2002, Friday, Page 2)
(Johnson City Press, Johnson City, Tennessee, 16 Aug 2002, Friday, Page 2)
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