Ladona Dee Clark

Ladona Clark, 66, of Bentonville, AR passed away peacefully into the arms of Jesus, Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at Circle of Life, Legacy Village in Bentonville, AR surrounded by family and dearest friends. She was born October 13, 1959, in Bentonville, AR to JD and Ladonna "Jeanette" Moore.

She was a graduate of Berryville High School. Upon graduation from high school, she went to work for Walmart Stores, Inc. She was with Walmart for 30 years where she created an impressive career that she was truly proud of. Throughout her time there, she created a large network of friends and acquaintances who loved and respected her dearly.

She was preceded in death by her dad, JD and her mother, Jeanette Moore. Ladona is survived by her husband, Larry of 44 years; one son, Matt Clark and wife, Bethany of Bentonville, AR; one daughter, Courtney Perrin and husband, Lance of Gravette, AR; three grandchildren, Dylan Clark, Penelope Perrin, and Collins Perrin; one brother, Joe Moore and wife, Rhonda of Pea Ridge, AR and numerous family and dear friends.

Ladona was a faithful member of the First Bentonville Church, where she received joy and comfort when she was in the Lord's presence. She and Larry served as greeters on Sunday mornings for many years, which was one of her biggest highlights of the week.

Ladona was especially proud of her grandchildren, Dylan, Penelope and Collins. She spent as much time with them, as possible. One of her favorite past-times was sitting in the bleachers at their sporting events cheering them on.

Ladona was a source of encouragement and love for her family and friends. She was the glue that held so many aspects of life and family together. She truly had a remarkable ability to plan, orchestrate, and see things through in all she did. She never missed a detail. Her organization skills and work ethic are things people valued in her.

Even in Ladona's illness, she still found the JOY and positiveness at every turn. The past six months were extremely difficult on her. When she lost the ability to control the symptoms of her disease and diligent will to fight, it was one of the toughest realities of her life. Even in her last days, she never gave up or lost her determination she approached every situation in life with.

Her incredible life and legacy will forever be cherished, with great affection and appreciation.