On May 14, 2004, PEGGY A. CLARK of Georgetown after a courageous battle with ovarian cancer. Beloved spouse of Bruce A. Finzen; daughter of Margaret and Harold Clark; sister of Tom Clark; sister-in-law of Laurie Clark, Terry and Claudia Finzen; aunt of Emily, Crystal and Lance Clark, Kelly Omdahl, Jenny Letts and Jeff Finzen. Peg is also survived by several cousins and numerous friends in the Washington area and around the country. A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m. on May 23, 2004 at St Johns Episcopal Church Georgetown, 3240 O St. N.W. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Peg's name to the Gynecologic Cancer Foundation, 401 N. Michigan Ave, Ste 2200, Chicago, IL 60611; or the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition, 500 N.E. Spanish River Blvd., Ste. 8, Boca Raton, FL 33431.
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Jean Carter Wilson
May 25, 2004
I too was so sorry to hear of Peg's passing. She hired me at the White House and was kind to me when I was a young, dumb kid, which was an episode of my life I'll never forget.
I wish I'd had some idea she was so seriously ill - I moved to Tennessee in 2001 and got out of close touch with my old friends. I'm so sorry I didn't get to come to the memorial, but I am making a donation to the Ovarian Cancer Coalition.
I think I'll make one to the University of Kansas Alumni Foundation, also...we both fall under that category. Peg will be sorely missed amongst her Democratic, Jayhawk friends.
Miriam Vogel
May 18, 2004
I am so sorry to hear about this tremendous loss. Peg is one of the most positive and giving souls I have known. I am forever thankful for the privilege of knowing her and the honor of working for her. My prayers are with her family during this painful time, and I am terribly sorry that I will not be able to pay my respects in person at the memorial service.
Jennifer Flack
May 18, 2004
What a pleasure it was to know Peg. She will be missed.
Judith Barnett
May 18, 2004
Peg was a generous, smart, beautiful and kind woman, who touched everyone that knew her. She was a ray of sunshine and will be missed by us all.
Bryan Rutberg
May 18, 2004
I'm so sorry for your loss. I worked for Peggy in the mid-80's when she founded Clark Publishing Company in DC; I was her first employee on Capital Computer Digest and we had a great deal of fun working together.
The last time we saw each other was my wedding in 1993. She was a class act, a wonderful mentor, and a super lady.
Kathy Timm
May 17, 2004
I am so sorry for the loss of Peg. I will not be able to come to Washington for the memorial, but I will be praying for her and all her loved ones on Sunday. I will miss her, and I hope that Bruce and all her family find peace.
Victoria & Jonathan Bell
May 16, 2004
May every consolataion and blessing be granted to you in your deep sorrow. Kindly accept our heartfelt sympathy.
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