I have many fond memories of Aunt Marion. I especially enjoyed visits to her home in Evansville. She always welcomed us with a big smile and hugs for the whole family! Of course, there would be lots of laughter and jokes as we gathered around a big bowl of popcorn. Often, she would share news of my cousins, Mike, Janet, and Doug, and photos of all the grand children. One of my favorite things was to hear her call my dad, "Ronnie Boyd." (I can remember exactly how she said it!) To me, it was a sweet reminder of their childhood days together. In recent years, I would visit with my own two children. I'm glad that they had an opportunity to know my sweet, kind and humorous Aunt Marion! She will certainly be missed!

I've been missing Marion at church these past few months. Marion always shared her smiles, kindness, and gentle touch with all of us. We will miss you, at Christ Lutheran Church. Thanks for greeting us every Sunday. Your welcoming presence gave me joy and peace, and your gentle ways will be with me forever.

My cousin Marion was an exceptional person.  She had the gift of making everyone around her feel welcomed, loved, and appreciated and all three of her children reflect that in their lives.  Sandra J. Gander - Bradenton, Fl.

My Aunt Marion, I loved her dearly. I especially loved the extraordinary love that my grandmother, Charlotte, had for her. I loved hearing all those lovely stories, and hearing my Grandmother read all the letters Aunt Marion sent to her in Texas over the many years. I know she is missed but she is now with her Kenny, her brothers and family along with my sweet Grandmother (little-mama). My thoughts and prayers are with you all although we are not there in Indiana.

I will forever hold Aunt Marion near to me through my myriad of wonderful, funny memories of this little dynamo of a woman. She was an extremely kind and generous aunt - the type of relative that you were always eager to see and spend time with at reunions, parties, and family gatherings. I also loved visiting her house and being mesmerized by her extensive collection of owl-themed knick-knacks, the huge pile of "Mad" magazine, and enjoying peanuts and warm conversations in that cozy little space (I also loved all the Puddy dogs!). Thank you, my loving Aunt, for so many cherished memories and for being my "honey." :) (PS - she always had a great set of gams, as these photos can attest!)

Marion was a sweet woman who also was a great neighbor. She lived beside my parents house for nearly 40 years and her and her husband Kenny were always friendly and kind. My heart, thoughts, and prayers are with the family. May she rest in peace.

Aunt Marion was a kind spunky lady that was LOTS of fun to be with. She showed me how to make real lemonade at the Greenfield Reunion at Mesker's when I was a little girl, let me love on all the various Puddy's that patrolled the house, let me stay with her while trying to find a job as a young adult. She always had a big smile and lots of hugs at reunions and Christmas get togethers. I sure feel lucky to have an aunt like Marion! Love, Jennifer Greenfield Vibbert

OBITUARY

Marion A. Clark

June 19, 1926 – December 1, 2011

Alexander Funeral Home - North Chapel

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