Florence Adams Clark

Miss you Florence -- your laugh, conversation, having a glass of wine at the rose in front of the fireplace winter afternoons. Miss your cards and phone calls -- your encouragement and support. Love you. Frank

I miss you Florence! I have your letters, cards and poems. Frank

I can't believe a year has passed already. Sending love to Florence and her family on earth. Spring pays a beautiful tribute to Florence as the buds unfurl here in Boulder.

Florence was a great friend who I miss deeply. We met at Cornell Botanical Gardens where we both worked in the mid-90's. I walked into the small igt shop and there was immediate chemistry that lead to a strong connection. I loved her laugh -- and her enthusiasm for life. We remained close friends until she passed away. I miss her! Over the years she shared many of her short stories and poems -- often sending one, or several in birthday cards. I have several of her published poem collections....

I first met Florence when I first moved to Ithaca in the late Spring of 1979. I had met her daughter, Carolyn, in Rome the previous year, and when it came time to move back to the U.S. Ithaca seemed as good a place as any. Florence was an amazing woman whose spirit captured you and left you almost dazzled. She had such warmth and I cherish the times I was able to visit and talk to her. Our last visit, in June of 2019, was a gentler time -- when people could gather and hug and hold one...

i new her and her husband they were good friends and will be miss rip florence clark you are up in heaven with your husband ida

To Carolyn, Beth, Crandall, and families,

I can't remember a time when I didn't know your mother. She was such a gracious and talented person. I'm thinking of all of you and sending love.

Sarah Gowin

Dear, dear Fluffy,

I am so sorry to hear that you have left us. I greatly enjoyed having you and Gardner join in my music programs at Kendal. Even more I cherished our little visits on the park bench outside after he had gone: always a real conversation, always getting right to the core. I am pleased to have known you.