Valerie Lynn Otteman Clark

I discovered Valerie had passed while researching Ancestry for her husband Russell who was my 1st cousin Russell's father Paul was my mother's (Aleta Clark Bond) brother. Although I never met Valerie I can see by reading her obituary that she had a short but productive and successful life. God Rest Her Soul Valerie Lynn Otteman Clark, resting in peace with the love of her life Russell.

Just heard. My condolences. I knew Valerie when she was at St. Mary’s and I was at Rose. We had different backgrounds and outlooks on life, from which many lively discussion arose. Lost touch for a long time, then reconnected a few years ago and kept in occasional contact. I am glad that she was a part of my life. Godspeed, Valerie.

I’m so sorry for your loss. I attended St. Anthony’s with Valerie’s sister, Elizabeth. I still remember Valerie’s big brown eyes and long hair in a pony tail. Sending prayers to the Otteman family.

Brad, so sorry for your loss my friend. Many great memories at your place growing up, and your Mom always made me feel welcome in her home. I'll never forget those times.

Wishing peace and happy memories for all of Valerie's loved ones. Valerie, may God forever hold you in His tender embrace.

So deeply saddened to hear this news. You were always one of my dearest friends when we were at St. Anthony's together. Rest in peace, sweet angel.

We will miss you Valerie. It's not good bye, it's I'll see you later.

Dearest Valerie. I have been missing you and knew things weren't going well. You were such a brave girl. So positive, so inspirational. You've been a true and loving friend to me and I will miss your kind soul. God Bless You. ❣

May she rest in eternal peace. And to her family.May they find strength and comfort through this difficult