Clark Marcia Lauffer Clark, June 21, 1943 - April 8/2014, was born in Columbus, Ohio to Paul and Ethel Lauffer.
She graduated from North High School and received her BA from the Ohio State University. Marcia was born to be a teacher and spent 45 years following that calling. She touched the lives of countless young students and was a favorite among them.
Marcia was equally passionate about learning and her greatest passion was as a Master Gardener. The beautiful grounds at their home on the river in Hague, VA will be a lasting memorial and tribute.
Marcia is survived by her husband, Bob, whom she dearly loved; her mother, Ethel Lauffer; her brother, Mike (Pam) Lauffer; her sister, Mari (John) Holcomb; and half-sister, Beverly O'Brien; her nieces and nephews and many good friends.
Donations may be made to The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network or www.purplestride.org/columbus (Team Marcia).
Published in The Columbus Dispatch on Apr. 20, 2014
She graduated from North High School and received her BA from the Ohio State University. Marcia was born to be a teacher and spent 45 years following that calling. She touched the lives of countless young students and was a favorite among them.
Marcia was equally passionate about learning and her greatest passion was as a Master Gardener. The beautiful grounds at their home on the river in Hague, VA will be a lasting memorial and tribute.
Marcia is survived by her husband, Bob, whom she dearly loved; her mother, Ethel Lauffer; her brother, Mike (Pam) Lauffer; her sister, Mari (John) Holcomb; and half-sister, Beverly O'Brien; her nieces and nephews and many good friends.
Donations may be made to The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network or www.purplestride.org/columbus (Team Marcia).
Published in The Columbus Dispatch on Apr. 20, 2014
Clark Marcia Lauffer Clark, June 21, 1943 - April 8/2014, was born in Columbus, Ohio to Paul and Ethel Lauffer.
She graduated from North High School and received her BA from the Ohio State University. Marcia was born to be a teacher and spent 45 years following that calling. She touched the lives of countless young students and was a favorite among them.
Marcia was equally passionate about learning and her greatest passion was as a Master Gardener. The beautiful grounds at their home on the river in Hague, VA will be a lasting memorial and tribute.
Marcia is survived by her husband, Bob, whom she dearly loved; her mother, Ethel Lauffer; her brother, Mike (Pam) Lauffer; her sister, Mari (John) Holcomb; and half-sister, Beverly O'Brien; her nieces and nephews and many good friends.
Donations may be made to The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network or www.purplestride.org/columbus (Team Marcia).
Published in The Columbus Dispatch on Apr. 20, 2014
She graduated from North High School and received her BA from the Ohio State University. Marcia was born to be a teacher and spent 45 years following that calling. She touched the lives of countless young students and was a favorite among them.
Marcia was equally passionate about learning and her greatest passion was as a Master Gardener. The beautiful grounds at their home on the river in Hague, VA will be a lasting memorial and tribute.
Marcia is survived by her husband, Bob, whom she dearly loved; her mother, Ethel Lauffer; her brother, Mike (Pam) Lauffer; her sister, Mari (John) Holcomb; and half-sister, Beverly O'Brien; her nieces and nephews and many good friends.
Donations may be made to The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network or www.purplestride.org/columbus (Team Marcia).
Published in The Columbus Dispatch on Apr. 20, 2014
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