ISABEL HUNT CLINK

When our mom shares a recollection about what a wonderful, caring big sister she had, Isabel, our beloved aunt is present, here with us again. Love to her and her 6 children always.

Mills relatives in Texas and elsewhere send our loving sympathy to everyone in the Clink family. Our Aunt Isabel was one of six remarkable Hunt siblings and such a special, dearly loved big sister to our mom Jo. We're comforted to know how close Isabel kept to her own caring children and their families. We admired and loved her and will miss her so very much.

Dear Clink family - prayers and condolences from a Mills cousin. I remember Aunt Isabel fondly, and I know how special she was to my mom, Jo. As Linda Spinks said below, all of the Hunt siblings were and are lovely, special people. Please know that everyone has you in their thoughts. Ken Mills.

So sorry to read that your mother has passed. She was a gentle, caring individual. We worked together (M.A. Hanna Co.) many years ago. She was very comforting at a time when I needed compassion for a loss. She will be remembered fondly.

Mrs. Clink was a wonderful person! Quiet strength, kindness, sense of humor and beautiful.
I can still smell the aroma of her dinners, cooking. Spaghetti sauce, fried chicken, fresh-baked bread.
Hers was the first family I knew, besides my own.
I remember her always having a sewing project, going on. She taught all her girls to sew, as well.
A Southern Belle who could do anything and certainly did everything!
Our sincere sympathy to all her family.
She was a true...

Love and prayers to all the Clink family from your Spinks - Bartlett cousins in Georgia. Aunt Isabel was very special to all of us, and we always enjoyed seeing her. We have been blessed over many years by watching the love between all six of the Hunt siblings. We will miss her.

So sorry about your mother. I remember her always having a smile, a gentle voice and always welcomed us with open arms. We lost our mother 36 years ago and you never forget. Enjoy your memories.
Barb (Pickering) Money

The Clink Family and the Pickering Family grew up together. We lived only a few doors apart, but we wore a path behind the McNally's and the Aring's garages to get from one house to the other. The Clinks had six kids, and the Pickerings had four kids. Many were the same ages, so we played together a LOT! Roger played with Amy and Donny. Barbie played with Mary and Bob. Janie played with Betty, and I played with Jamie. I remember Mr Clink was a friendly retired Army veteran, but he passed away...