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Diane Clark Obituary
Diane Jean Clark
She was preceded in death by her parents, Eugene and Edna Loeffelbein.
She is survived by her husband, Jerry Clark; two daughters, Candance (Gaines) Mitchell and Melissa Parr; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren; two sisters, Janet Levi (Henry) and Carol Croddy (Gary); brothers-in-law; and numerous nephews; and nieces.
A celebration of her life will be at 2:00 p.m. on March 2 at the old #3 in Ronald, WA.
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Memories and Condolences
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Renee Thomas
March 2, 2011
God Bless! We celebrate your life and are comforted in knowing that your pain is over and you may now rest with the Lord! With Love, Frieda Winterroth & Renee Thomas
February 27, 2011
We will miss our sister, but we know that she is now at peace and free at last of all pain she endured with dignity. She will be missed by her children and family, and pray she knew how much she was loved. She was, and will continue to be, a great example to her children and grandchildren who loved her very much. We will cherish the memories of her, remember the good times and her wonderful smile.
Janet Levi, Everett, Washington
Sharon Poole Bloch
February 27, 2011
Dear Family of Diane,
Your wife/mother was a member of the class 1961 Bothell High School. We remember her as a very pretty girl and she will be missed this summer as we get together for our 50 year class reunion. Her memory will be honored at that time along with other classmates we have lost.
May God bless you with many wonderful memories of her.
Very Sincerely,
BHS Class of 1061
Carol Croddy
February 26, 2011
We love you very much. We will miss you always, my big sis. We hope you rest in peace after so much Pain. We will try to remember the good times and laughter we had together.
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