Condolence: To the family and friends of Ann Clark. I was so saddened to see this today. The thoughts of Ann and her husband came to my mind the other day and I began the journey to see what had become of these two precious souls only to find out that they both had gone to their eternal resting places until the Lord comes to take us home. I will always have the memories of them both after my husband took me to visit the two of them for a week sometime back. My late husband spent time with his friend, Don, and I was made to feel at home with Ann and I remember the good times we had while there. I remember the times especially that she took me down to meet the riverboat and when I was relaxing on her deck watching the hummingbirds that would come by and drink from their feeders she had. They were so close to me and I was so surprised and delighted. Such wonderful memories that will forever remain in my heart. My prayers and condolences go out to each one if you even though I just saw this. May our Lord Jesus be with one and all always is my prayer.

Condolence: Sending deepest condolences and love to Ann's family and friends. I'm glad I got to visit with Ann in 2006.

Condolence: I am so sad to hear that my dear cousin has gone to meet her Lord. I know, however, she was ready to become whole and pain free in the arms of God.
My heartfelt sympathy to her family. My love to Don, Betsy, Martha Russ, Sue Ann and Marty. Be strong, love and comfort each other.
Cousin, Sue Martin Edmunds

Condolence: Aunt Ann has been a beautiful example in my life of love, gentleness, patience, and sweetness. She had a such a beautiful depth to her heart.
I once asked her in an interview for a school project what her biggest joys in life were and she responded, "Seeing my children, grand and great-grands grow, mature, and see their passions, and find success in life. My relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the source of my life. Sharing life with the love of my life, Don."
Lots of love to those beloved children, grands, great-grands and Don at this time. You have all been so blessed to have walked alongside such a wonderful woman as Aunt Ann.

Condolence: So sorry to hear that Ann has passed away. I have nothing but fond memories with the Clark family when my dad, Julius Bradshaw was pastor there when it was Little Hope Baptist Church. Don & Ann's son, Russ and I were friends and I spent a lot of time with the Clark's and recall fond events there at their farm house, from helping to plant crops and even getting stung by a bumblebee in the neck, (not so fond memory). I'm so thankful that, even though I have not seen any of the family in many years that, because of Jesus, I get to fellowship with Ann and all of you for eternity one day soon. My wife, Fredia and I are praying for all the family during this difficult time, which hits close at home with us as well right now as dad, without God's intervention, may be joining Ann soon. Praise God for the "BLESSED HOPE we have in Him through Jesus Christ, His Son! We love you all!

Condolence: Our hearts grieve with yours. She was an amazing lady and showed us such gracious hospitality when we visited her home with Sue Ann and Doug. We pray for the Father’s presence to bring comfort, wisdom, and direction as you celebrate her life and continue your lives of service. Love and blessings to Sue Ann, Doug, and the entire family.

Condolence: Aunt Ann was so sweet and kind. I will always remember the times at her house, playing in the barn, with the chickens and the wonderful meals she made. Aunt Ann gave me my dog Fluffy that was my favorite dog ever. She took me to church and VBS. Great memories. Love her.

Condolence: "Miss Ann", you will be sorely missed. I often dropped by the shop to visit with you and Henry. Rest in peace, Ann, and God Bless you and yours.