Hazel Marie Clark

I got to know Hazel when I was at Alexandria Technical College, and I stayed at their home the last month of my school year (1970) Julie Swift

I am so sorry for your loss! Hazel was my school Grandma many, many years ago at Voyager Elementary. I always looked forward to the days she would get to visit with me and help me work on counting, numbers and reading. She was a wonderful lady and I often thought of her thru the years. She touched so many peoples life's with her kindness and love! My thoughts and prayers go out to her family!

Mrs. Clark was my Sunday School Teacher 52 years ago. We were new to the church and I didn't know anyone. She was so lovely. All these years later, she is the one person I still remember from that church. Beautiful person. The angels are rejoicing!

I lived in Alexandria for many years and was a teaching paraprofessional at Voyager during the years "Grandma Hazel" volunteered her time and love. The young students were always so happy to see her at school, as were the adults who witnessed her joy and compassion as she gave of herself to others. All these years later, I can still invision Hazel and hear her voice. What a wonderful woman she was! Strength and God's peace to all her family.

I only knew Grammy for a short time, she was such a nice lady. I will always remember the conversations we had, she will be missed by many.

Hazel was my grandmother Bess's little sister. She was born just a year before Bess started having her own babies so they were almost of different generations, but Bess loved Hazel and wished they could spend more time together. And now they can! The Olin boys were all taken at relatively young ages but those Olin girls, wow! Each of them lived to advanced age and I am proud to have come from the same gene pool, for that and so many reasons. I met Hazel when I was very little so I never...

R.I.P. Grammy, you were one of a kind, you will be missed by so many

oh so many memories--could write a book--there was the time before leaving Alex that she attended New Life Christian Church--the 2 of us would sit together at the 11 am service--she said that she had to baby sit me!! miss her so much

The Mother Theresa of Alexandria. What an example to follow. Oh the crowns she will wear in heaven. Blessed be her memory