Reflections of Life
“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the Heaven.”- Ecclesiastes 3:1
A TIME TO BE BORN
Willie Mae Clarks’ earthly life began on December 21, 1931, in Hollandale, Mississippi where she accepted Christ at an early age.
A TIME TO LOVE
Willie Mae was married to the late Mr. Willie Clark. Their unconditional love was the key factor of their lives.
LABOR, IT IS A GIFT FROM GOD
Willie Mae Clark was employed by Oakdale Nursery, in Plymouth, Florida where she touched many lives.
A TIME TO MOURN
Willie Mae was preceded in death by her parents Josie and Henry Bell; Husband: Willie Clark; One daughter: Lubrenda Clark; Four sons: Michael Ray Clark, Larry Clark, Promise Edwards and Don L. Edwards.
A TIME TO WORSHIP
Mother Clark was a faithful member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist church until her health began to fail her. Mother lead an exemplary God fearing life before her children. Mother Clark was a virtuous woman that modeled the way of salvation to her family. Mothers’ favorite saying was “Thank God that things are as well as they are.” Mother would always greet you with a loving smile and she would always depart by saying, “Tell them all that I said hi and you be sure to come back and see me.”
On October 4,2014 , Mother Willie Mae Clark transitioned from time to eternity. Yet rejoicing in her fulfilled life and mourning their loss, she will continue to be loved by: her loving Children: Two Daughters: Dianna Thompson, Winter Garden, Florida, Mary Sales (Alonso), Apopka, Florida; Two Sons: Walter Clark, Orlando, Florida, Regis Clark, Plymouth, Florida; Son in the Lord: Julius Thompson Orlando, Florida; Loving Caregiver Tara Thompson; Sister: Mary Tyler, Apopka, Florida; Brother: Albert Pearson, Apopka, Florida; Twenty Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, Great-Great Grandchildren, Nephews, Nieces, other relatives and sorrowing friends.
Thank you so for loving me. You know I loved you too that’s why it’s hard to say good bye and end this life with you. So hold me now just one more time and let me hear you say, because you care so much for me, you’ll let me go today.
“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the Heaven.”- Ecclesiastes 3:1
A TIME TO BE BORN
Willie Mae Clarks’ earthly life began on December 21, 1931, in Hollandale, Mississippi where she accepted Christ at an early age.
A TIME TO LOVE
Willie Mae was married to the late Mr. Willie Clark. Their unconditional love was the key factor of their lives.
LABOR, IT IS A GIFT FROM GOD
Willie Mae Clark was employed by Oakdale Nursery, in Plymouth, Florida where she touched many lives.
A TIME TO MOURN
Willie Mae was preceded in death by her parents Josie and Henry Bell; Husband: Willie Clark; One daughter: Lubrenda Clark; Four sons: Michael Ray Clark, Larry Clark, Promise Edwards and Don L. Edwards.
A TIME TO WORSHIP
Mother Clark was a faithful member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist church until her health began to fail her. Mother lead an exemplary God fearing life before her children. Mother Clark was a virtuous woman that modeled the way of salvation to her family. Mothers’ favorite saying was “Thank God that things are as well as they are.” Mother would always greet you with a loving smile and she would always depart by saying, “Tell them all that I said hi and you be sure to come back and see me.”
On October 4,2014 , Mother Willie Mae Clark transitioned from time to eternity. Yet rejoicing in her fulfilled life and mourning their loss, she will continue to be loved by: her loving Children: Two Daughters: Dianna Thompson, Winter Garden, Florida, Mary Sales (Alonso), Apopka, Florida; Two Sons: Walter Clark, Orlando, Florida, Regis Clark, Plymouth, Florida; Son in the Lord: Julius Thompson Orlando, Florida; Loving Caregiver Tara Thompson; Sister: Mary Tyler, Apopka, Florida; Brother: Albert Pearson, Apopka, Florida; Twenty Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, Great-Great Grandchildren, Nephews, Nieces, other relatives and sorrowing friends.
Thank you so for loving me. You know I loved you too that’s why it’s hard to say good bye and end this life with you. So hold me now just one more time and let me hear you say, because you care so much for me, you’ll let me go today.
Reflections of Life
“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the Heaven.”- Ecclesiastes 3:1
A TIME TO BE BORN
Willie Mae Clarks’ earthly life began on December 21, 1931, in Hollandale, Mississippi where she accepted Christ at an early age.
A TIME TO LOVE
Willie Mae was married to the late Mr. Willie Clark. Their unconditional love was the key factor of their lives.
LABOR, IT IS A GIFT FROM GOD
Willie Mae Clark was employed by Oakdale Nursery, in Plymouth, Florida where she touched many lives.
A TIME TO MOURN
Willie Mae was preceded in death by her parents Josie and Henry Bell; Husband: Willie Clark; One daughter: Lubrenda Clark; Four sons: Michael Ray Clark, Larry Clark, Promise Edwards and Don L. Edwards.
A TIME TO WORSHIP
Mother Clark was a faithful member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist church until her health began to fail her. Mother lead an exemplary God fearing life before her children. Mother Clark was a virtuous woman that modeled the way of salvation to her family. Mothers’ favorite saying was “Thank God that things are as well as they are.” Mother would always greet you with a loving smile and she would always depart by saying, “Tell them all that I said hi and you be sure to come back and see me.”
On October 4,2014 , Mother Willie Mae Clark transitioned from time to eternity. Yet rejoicing in her fulfilled life and mourning their loss, she will continue to be loved by: her loving Children: Two Daughters: Dianna Thompson, Winter Garden, Florida, Mary Sales (Alonso), Apopka, Florida; Two Sons: Walter Clark, Orlando, Florida, Regis Clark, Plymouth, Florida; Son in the Lord: Julius Thompson Orlando, Florida; Loving Caregiver Tara Thompson; Sister: Mary Tyler, Apopka, Florida; Brother: Albert Pearson, Apopka, Florida; Twenty Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, Great-Great Grandchildren, Nephews, Nieces, other relatives and sorrowing friends.
Thank you so for loving me. You know I loved you too that’s why it’s hard to say good bye and end this life with you. So hold me now just one more time and let me hear you say, because you care so much for me, you’ll let me go today.
“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the Heaven.”- Ecclesiastes 3:1
A TIME TO BE BORN
Willie Mae Clarks’ earthly life began on December 21, 1931, in Hollandale, Mississippi where she accepted Christ at an early age.
A TIME TO LOVE
Willie Mae was married to the late Mr. Willie Clark. Their unconditional love was the key factor of their lives.
LABOR, IT IS A GIFT FROM GOD
Willie Mae Clark was employed by Oakdale Nursery, in Plymouth, Florida where she touched many lives.
A TIME TO MOURN
Willie Mae was preceded in death by her parents Josie and Henry Bell; Husband: Willie Clark; One daughter: Lubrenda Clark; Four sons: Michael Ray Clark, Larry Clark, Promise Edwards and Don L. Edwards.
A TIME TO WORSHIP
Mother Clark was a faithful member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist church until her health began to fail her. Mother lead an exemplary God fearing life before her children. Mother Clark was a virtuous woman that modeled the way of salvation to her family. Mothers’ favorite saying was “Thank God that things are as well as they are.” Mother would always greet you with a loving smile and she would always depart by saying, “Tell them all that I said hi and you be sure to come back and see me.”
On October 4,2014 , Mother Willie Mae Clark transitioned from time to eternity. Yet rejoicing in her fulfilled life and mourning their loss, she will continue to be loved by: her loving Children: Two Daughters: Dianna Thompson, Winter Garden, Florida, Mary Sales (Alonso), Apopka, Florida; Two Sons: Walter Clark, Orlando, Florida, Regis Clark, Plymouth, Florida; Son in the Lord: Julius Thompson Orlando, Florida; Loving Caregiver Tara Thompson; Sister: Mary Tyler, Apopka, Florida; Brother: Albert Pearson, Apopka, Florida; Twenty Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, Great-Great Grandchildren, Nephews, Nieces, other relatives and sorrowing friends.
Thank you so for loving me. You know I loved you too that’s why it’s hard to say good bye and end this life with you. So hold me now just one more time and let me hear you say, because you care so much for me, you’ll let me go today.
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