Mary Eileen Clarke

We were so sorry to hear about Eileen. She was so nice,enjoyed her family. She was our dental hygienist forever. Our deepest condolences for this truly wonderful woman.

The Friends of the Bethlehem Public Library were blessed to know and work with Eileen. She helped with our book sales by posting signs throughout her new town. She and John worked on the signs together delighting in learning about a few new localities. She was always so positive, and radiated such warmth . As I gathered the signs she had just placed, I marveled at the creativity in her placements. We are so sorry for your loss, and send our sincere condolences.

So sorry to hear this news. Always smiling and I fondly remember her walking around the neighborhood.

Dear Jim and Family - we were so sorry to read of the loss of your sister, Eileen. Our thoughts & prayers re with you at this time. Tommy sends his heartfelt condolences to you Jim. We can empathize with you as we lost our sister, Patricia, 28 yrs. ago. May your many happy memories sustain you.

Eileen and I were college roommates for 2 years, and I was with her when she and John met. Our friendship remained strong through all of these years. How could it not....Eileen and I always reached out to one another. A short text, a fairly frequent long gab, and an occasional rendezvous. (We even included John for the in person get togethers. Oh, how I will miss you, dear friend. Also, college buddies, across the miles, have sent their condolences: Joanne Hicks Adams, Sharry...

Dear John and family, She was a treasure, who made everyone feel like family. We will miss our dear friend each and everyday. John and Eileen were a couple to admire they lived each and everyday to the fullest! Our sincere condolences, Donna, Ed, Elise and Mike

MY FRIEND FOR 50+ YEARS. LOVE AND KKINDNESS WAS ALWAYS IN HER PRESCENCE. JOHN, KATE, ANDREW AND ELLEN. GOD BLESS YOU IN YOUR SORROW. AL AND SHARON

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I had only known Eileen a few months, from joining Delmar Progress Club. Her spark and excitement for whatever we were doing, be it in a book discussion, walking, working at a blood drive, made such an impression on me. She gave her all. I will really miss her.