Carolyn S. Clark

My name is Steve Woltmann. I met Carolyn when I was 19, and worked at Jewel-Osco as a bad boy. She came in every single week and I got to know her quite well over the past eight years of employment there. About 10 years ago, we got reacquainted as I had moved to Florida in 1989 and a mutual friend of ours put us in contact with each other. She was so delighted to hear how my life had turned out That I was doing good in Florida. We remained in close contact until her passing. I´m so sorry for...

Carol was a classmate of mine. She always had a smile on her face and was fun to spend time with. I don't remember her ever having a boring day. So sorry to see her obituary today. God bless you family during this sad time. Keyna Miller Harris

Chris and Family Sorry to hear this May you cherish all your memories of your Mother Your Friend Ron and Steve Fox

A friend to so many-

Chris and Family, so sorry to hear about this loss, mothers and grandmothers are very important to the family. I didn't know Carolyn but I can tell that she had a strong influence on her family, her children and grand children, which were molded into the strong resilient people they are today.

Chris, We offer our sympathy and prayers as you grieve the loss of your mother. She now celebrates Christmas with Jesus!

Know that you will be missed Carol, in fact, you already are, but you are with us always.

Extended Clark family, Please know that Carol and all of you are in my prayers. I have great mom Carol as a schoolmate and neighbor. May she rest in peace.

Carol was an awesome person who aways had a kind word and always said the truth. She had amazing strength and courage. I think she was one of the finest people to ever grace the earth. Chris and family, Kathy and I are so sorry for your loss.