Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Clark, Betty L.  June 6, 2011
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on June 9, 2011 
  Betty L. Clark 
  
  MYERSTOWN Betty L. Clark, 81, died Monday, June 6, 2011, in her residence. She 
  was the wife of James L. Clark to whom she was married to for 59 years. Born in 
  Altoona, on November 4, 1929, she was the daughter of the late Walter and 
  Margaret Bradley Jones. Earlier in her life she and her husband were 
  Missionaries in Ethiopia with the Sudan Interior Mission. In her later years 
  she worked as a Registered Nurse for the Good Samaritan Hospital until 
  retirement. Betty received her BA in Theology from Lancaster Bible College and 
  an associate degree (RN) from Reading Area Community College. Betty was a 
  member of Mt. Aetna Bible Church. Her greatest passion in life was to take the 
  good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ to a lost and needy world. She took it 
  to the continent of Africa in her prime years, to the bedside of her patients 
  in later nursing years, and to senior communities through teaching God's Word 
  in small group studies in her retirement years. Her single greatest joy was to 
  see just one more come to a saving faith in her Lord. Surviving, in addition to 
  her husband are two sons, Timothy S. husband of Sherri Clark of Birmingham, 
  Alabama, Bradley E. Clark of Maryville, Tennessee, a daughter Lauren B. Clark 
  of Lebanon; and grandchildren, Sarah Clark, Stephen Clark, and Leni Clark. 
  Funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family with interment 
  in Grand View Memorial Park. A Memorial service will be held on Monday evening 
  June 13, 2011, at Mt. Aetna Bible Church, Mill & Chestnut Streets, Mt. Aetna at 
  6:30 p.m. with a visitation to follow. In lieu of flowers, please make 
  contributions, in her memory, to Ethiopian Outreach Ministry, or Spread of 
  Grace Ministries. 
  
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on June 9, 2011 
  
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