Arlene Joan Clark

Arlene and. Cal..... the best Dave and Ceci Ryan Smith

I was saddened to learn of my cousin Arlene's passing. Being one of the "youngest" cousins, I've enjoyed Arlene's e-mails sharing lots of family stories and photos the last few years. We often talked about her and Cal's trip to Norway. I'm so glad we were able to meet in Centralia for lunch the last couple of years when my cousin, Elsa (Berg) Fjaervik, was visiting from Norway. Those were fun times. Arlene will be missed by all of us in our family. My deepest sympathy to Cal, Brian, Debbie...

Arlene was like a mother to me and a grandmother to my daughter. I feel blessed to have had her as a neighbor for over 20 years. I can still hear her joyful laughter.

Cal and family, I read a lovely tribute to your wife and mother. She affected so many lives in your area. She will be missed.

Losing Arlene is like losing a mother to me & a grandmother to my daughter. A great neighbor for 21 years. She is gone but I can still hear her cheerful voice.

I was in the dental hygiene program in the late 70´s. She was my Microbiology instructor and Anatomy and Physiology lab teacher. I loved every minute with her. She was an excellent, caring instructor. I will remember her always. She touched so many lives-a true inspiration. RIP

I will always be grateful beyond words for the joy of being your neighbor. Thank you for being so wonderful, always. See you on the other side of the rainbow bridge, Arlene. Much love from Flynn´s mom.