Early Life: Tammy was born June 3, 1970, to Ross Elmo Orr and the late MelloDee Oldham Orr, the fiery redhead would have her share of challenges, blessings and sacred experiences during her short time here on earth.
Life's Work/Service/Interests: Having spent her entire life serving others while dealing with internal turmoil and strife, only known to a few, Tammy gracefully accepted the arms of her loving Savior. Evidence of her love of service was seen on a daily basis while she worked first, with young children struggling to learn the language of the land, and later, with those challenged by their own disabilities. Her love for the children she was responsible to teach and provide opportunity for growth, would often be more than her physical body would allow her to express; but for her, the children always came first. With a huge heart and a deep rooted testimony of the love of her Savior, Jesus Christ, she was able to openly affect the lives of so many of those around her. Even in what would be her last months of mortality, she reached out to dear friends, expressed her love to long lost friends, opened her heart to family and gently coerced those around her to keep them on the correct path; always helping and serving others, even at the end. Her love and influence continues to be felt by those she touched, and will be so dearly missed in a world so short on supply of people like Tammy. Loved by many, especially her husband, Heath, and two children, Jaxon and Audrey, who still have so much to learn before they return to the arms of their loving wife and mother. Her love and kind ways can be summarized by a short verse penned by Chris DeGarmo:
"I - will be watching over you
I - am gonna help to see it through
I - will protect you in the night
I - am smiling next to you...."
Tamara Dawn Orr Clark passed away on Wednesday, February 12, 2014, after giving everything she had to those she loved.
Services: Highland Central LDS Stake Center
Mortuary: Berg Mortuary
Obituary: Berg Mortuary
Bio compiled by: AnnieDuckettHundley
Life's Work/Service/Interests: Having spent her entire life serving others while dealing with internal turmoil and strife, only known to a few, Tammy gracefully accepted the arms of her loving Savior. Evidence of her love of service was seen on a daily basis while she worked first, with young children struggling to learn the language of the land, and later, with those challenged by their own disabilities. Her love for the children she was responsible to teach and provide opportunity for growth, would often be more than her physical body would allow her to express; but for her, the children always came first. With a huge heart and a deep rooted testimony of the love of her Savior, Jesus Christ, she was able to openly affect the lives of so many of those around her. Even in what would be her last months of mortality, she reached out to dear friends, expressed her love to long lost friends, opened her heart to family and gently coerced those around her to keep them on the correct path; always helping and serving others, even at the end. Her love and influence continues to be felt by those she touched, and will be so dearly missed in a world so short on supply of people like Tammy. Loved by many, especially her husband, Heath, and two children, Jaxon and Audrey, who still have so much to learn before they return to the arms of their loving wife and mother. Her love and kind ways can be summarized by a short verse penned by Chris DeGarmo:
"I - will be watching over you
I - am gonna help to see it through
I - will protect you in the night
I - am smiling next to you...."
Tamara Dawn Orr Clark passed away on Wednesday, February 12, 2014, after giving everything she had to those she loved.
Services: Highland Central LDS Stake Center
Mortuary: Berg Mortuary
Obituary: Berg Mortuary
Bio compiled by: AnnieDuckettHundley
Early Life: Tammy was born June 3, 1970, to Ross Elmo Orr and the late MelloDee Oldham Orr, the fiery redhead would have her share of challenges, blessings and sacred experiences during her short time here on earth.
Life's Work/Service/Interests: Having spent her entire life serving others while dealing with internal turmoil and strife, only known to a few, Tammy gracefully accepted the arms of her loving Savior. Evidence of her love of service was seen on a daily basis while she worked first, with young children struggling to learn the language of the land, and later, with those challenged by their own disabilities. Her love for the children she was responsible to teach and provide opportunity for growth, would often be more than her physical body would allow her to express; but for her, the children always came first. With a huge heart and a deep rooted testimony of the love of her Savior, Jesus Christ, she was able to openly affect the lives of so many of those around her. Even in what would be her last months of mortality, she reached out to dear friends, expressed her love to long lost friends, opened her heart to family and gently coerced those around her to keep them on the correct path; always helping and serving others, even at the end. Her love and influence continues to be felt by those she touched, and will be so dearly missed in a world so short on supply of people like Tammy. Loved by many, especially her husband, Heath, and two children, Jaxon and Audrey, who still have so much to learn before they return to the arms of their loving wife and mother. Her love and kind ways can be summarized by a short verse penned by Chris DeGarmo:
"I - will be watching over you
I - am gonna help to see it through
I - will protect you in the night
I - am smiling next to you...."
Tamara Dawn Orr Clark passed away on Wednesday, February 12, 2014, after giving everything she had to those she loved.
Services: Highland Central LDS Stake Center
Mortuary: Berg Mortuary
Obituary: Berg Mortuary
Bio compiled by: AnnieDuckettHundley
Life's Work/Service/Interests: Having spent her entire life serving others while dealing with internal turmoil and strife, only known to a few, Tammy gracefully accepted the arms of her loving Savior. Evidence of her love of service was seen on a daily basis while she worked first, with young children struggling to learn the language of the land, and later, with those challenged by their own disabilities. Her love for the children she was responsible to teach and provide opportunity for growth, would often be more than her physical body would allow her to express; but for her, the children always came first. With a huge heart and a deep rooted testimony of the love of her Savior, Jesus Christ, she was able to openly affect the lives of so many of those around her. Even in what would be her last months of mortality, she reached out to dear friends, expressed her love to long lost friends, opened her heart to family and gently coerced those around her to keep them on the correct path; always helping and serving others, even at the end. Her love and influence continues to be felt by those she touched, and will be so dearly missed in a world so short on supply of people like Tammy. Loved by many, especially her husband, Heath, and two children, Jaxon and Audrey, who still have so much to learn before they return to the arms of their loving wife and mother. Her love and kind ways can be summarized by a short verse penned by Chris DeGarmo:
"I - will be watching over you
I - am gonna help to see it through
I - will protect you in the night
I - am smiling next to you...."
Tamara Dawn Orr Clark passed away on Wednesday, February 12, 2014, after giving everything she had to those she loved.
Services: Highland Central LDS Stake Center
Mortuary: Berg Mortuary
Obituary: Berg Mortuary
Bio compiled by: AnnieDuckettHundley
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