"she was a fantastic grandma she spoiled me rotten and i miss her so much and i am literally crying right now as i am typing this and i just want everyone to know that Kim M. Clark was the best grandma ever when i was little she was more of my mom than my real mom was at that point i stayed at her house more than i did with my mom she can not be replaced ever i am 14 now and i still miss her and i always will she took care of me and she was there for me when i was sad and no mater what she helped me through every thing she taught me how to ride a bike a horse and she taught me to be strong no mater the circumstances but it was so hard to do that after she died i felt like i died at the same time, me and my grandmas bond was something i thought could not be broken and even tho she isnt here anymore it is still not broken it will last forever and i will never forget her she is my grandma and my guardian angel. She was and still is loved by me and many others.We will never forget you grandma we love Rest In Peace. Love, your grandson Landen -Landen baxter"
In loving memory of
Kim M. Clark
January 19, 1958 - August 20, 2008
Kim Clark SHOALS, Indiana - Kim M. Clark, 50, died August 20, 2008, at Daviess Community Hospital, Shoals, Indiana. Kim was born on January 19, 1958, the daughter of Weldon Martin and Carolyn Eggers. She married Nathan Brent Clark on December 11, 2004. She was a homemaker. Survivors include her husband, Nathan Brent of Shoals, Indiana; her father, Weldon Keith Martin and his wife, Carol, of Fruitland, Iowa; her mother, Carolyn Eggers and husband, Larry, of Muscatine, Iowa; four children, Kristin Baxter of Washington, Indiana, Julia Baxter of Muscatine, Iowa, Brittany Hallet of Shoals, Indiana, and Zachery Hallet of Shoals, Indiana; four step-children, The Rev. Chad Clark of Bluffton, Indiana, Nathan Clark of Marysville, Michigan, Joshua Clark of Washington, Indiana, and Aaron Clark of Petersburg, Indiana; two grandchildren, Landon Baxter of Washington, Indiana, and Braden King of Shoals, Indiana; five brothers, Barry George of Sparta, Missouri, Larry Eggers of Galena, Illinois, and Mark, Steve and Jerry Eggers all of Muscatine, Iowa; a sister, Samantha Simpson, of Goshen, Indiana; and a grandmother, Lydia Lacy, of Muscatine.
Tributes
" miss you very much grandma and i wish i could see you loving face again and i just want to let you know that i love you and you will always be in my heart rest in peace grandma. Love, your grandson Landen-Landen baxter"
"hi "
"To Larry & Carolyn & Julia: Sorry for you loss. Julie With Muscatine County Special Olympics."