Carolyn G. CLARK

She was a strong, powerful and wonderful woman and such an inspiration to me. My prayers are with you.

She was a wonderful person and an awesome chorus director ...she taught me a lot..she allowed me to stand out front and b seen as well as heard...she will b missed...I will send a prayer up to heaven for the family..

Harold and family, my heart goes out to you. Carolyn G. York Nephew Clark was a "Phenomenal Woman". She was my teacher from Tilson Elementary to Gordon High School. She was more than a music teacher to me, she introduced me to styles of music that I never would have learned or appreciated, and she taught with her heart and gave all of herself. She accompanied, conducted, directed, instructed, performed and created some of the most wonderful experiences and memories in my youth. I am honored...

TO MY NEW ANGEL,YOU TRAINED ME TO SING AND OVERCOME MY FEAR OF SINGING SOLOS IN FRONT OF A CROWD OF PEOPLE ,I HAVE A HARD TIME KNOWING THAT YOU ARE NOT HERE WITH ME AND YOU WERE NOT JUST A MY TEACHER AT TILSON ELEM.AND GORDON HIGH SCHOOL YOU WERE MY MOM.FOREVER LOVE YOU , TIM

Harrold and family: it is wonderful to read all the entries and to know that your loved one, Carolyn touched so many lives. I always knew she would because she had a wonderful spirit. She is now singing and teaching in the Heavenly Choir!

Glenn Little, HU School of Fine Arts, class of '70.

Soft Voice, Powerful Presence, and Honesty. All these attributes come to mind when I think of her. I was taught Music by her from Tilson Elementary - Gordon High and I went on to Clark College to study Music Theory. What an impact huh. I think it is important to know what she meant to others and also what was important to her. Doing your best was no option. It was life. She loved what she loved. There was no in between. One thing the students knew for sure she loved her son and she loved...

"To be absent in the body is to be present with the Lord those who are in Christ". Aren't you glad that Carolyn answered PRESENT when GOD called the roll
that morning when He called her home.

We will celebrate her beautiful life and homegoing at Lindsey Street Baptist Church. To God be All Glory for the things He has done.

To Harold and the family, Carolyn was an inspiration to me. I use to come over to her house and sing and play the piano. Carolyn even named the group that we song in called TROUBLE. I will truly miss her smile on the second row at church. I will continue to pray for your strength.