Janet Clark
Janet Carol Clark (78) went to be with her Savior on November 30th, 2020 at her home in Seabrook, Texas. She was born on February 3rd, 1942, in Apollo, Pennsylvania to John and Edna Parsons. While still in school, she met and eventually married the love of her life, Donald Clark. They enjoyed a life that included two sons and 52 years together. Janet is preceded in death by her parents, brother and husband. She is survived by her sister, Virginia, sister-in-laws Florence and Candice, son Donald Eugene and his wife Shelia, son Christopher Shane, grandchildren: Thomas, Elizabeth, Daniel, Emerald, and Tristan and great-grandchildren: Thomas, Marcus, and Adelynn. She is fondly remembered by a multitude of extended family and friends.
Janet was deeply devoted to her husband, family, church, and her Lord. She was passionate about the wellbeing of children, the protection of life, and the fostering of healthy growth within her church and community. Services will be held at the First Baptist Church of Seabrook on Saturday, Dec 19th at 11:00am under the care of Crowder Funeral Homes.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to: First Baptist Church of Seabrook, Anchor Point, or The Ronald McDonald House Children’s Charity.
Shane and Donald,
Cherish the wonderful memories! Your Mom was truly one-of-a-kind. I so loved her joyful spirit and love for life. She was such a giving and loving person. So many great times at the Ronald House in Galveston and within the McFamily. She always made me laugh and smile. May you find comfort in knowing so many people loved your Mom and are praying for you now in this time of need. On behalf of the entire RMHG board and staff we send our deepest sympathy for your loss. We will miss her too!
Godspeed my friends!
Jan was one of the first members of First Baptist Church to welcome my husband and I 15 years ago. I loved seeing Jan and her smiling face through the years. She was such a generous and thoughtful person. She was an inspiration and reflected the light of Christ to all around her. She will be greatly missed.
Shane and Don —
Your mom always made me smile. Whenever I think of fun-spirited people, she easily tops the list. She and your dad hold a special place in my heart. I pray that God will comfort your heart and give you joy in knowing that she and your dad are waiting in eternity for the rest of us to catch up.
She will be fondly remembered.
Shane
Your mom never failed to speak and engage us with friendly banter. She was a unique character who created indelible memories. She will be missed. Linda and I share in your loss.
Shane, your mother’s memorial service was beautiful. In the short time I got to know her I know that all the kind words that were shared about her are true. This can not be said about everyone. She was a rare individual. I never once saw her not be smiling no matter the situation. She will be missed here in our small community .
Jan was such a sweetheart. I have many memories of good times with her. She will be missed by many people.