Charlotte Ann Clark

Charlotte Ann Clark was born on April 01,1945 in Ft. Wayne, Indiana to her parents Albert A Clark and Evangeline "Zola" Haiflic-Clark. Charlotte attended and graduated from Roanoke High School Class of 1963. She attended Taylor

University and completed with a B.S. in Secondary Education in 1967, continued her education at St. Francis College earning a Master of Science in Education degree in 1972. In 1992 Charlotte received an Associate in Applied Science for Horticulture at Tulsa Junior College and received a Diploma from Rhema Correspondence Bible School. In her lifetime she received many Certificates of Completion and Awards.

Charlotte had a deep love for horses and various animals. She had a natural gift and great love for working with plants and landscaping. Her talents were showcased by the care that she poured into her private landscaping.

Charlotte loved the Lord and she would share that with anyone she came in contact with. She would start by asking if you attended church and then she would invite you to come to church with her. She was a devoted Christian and attended Victory Christian Church for many years.

Charlotte spent the majority of her life protecting others. Her employment history has a long list of Security Jobs. She was a member of the Tulsa Auxiliary Police for several years. Charlotte was a Detention Officer for the Tulsa County Sheriff Department in 2006 where she was awarded a Letter of Commendation for saving the life of an inmate. She was also an Oklahoma Certified Nurseryman and received a Citation of Commendation from the State of Oklahoma and Senator Lewis Long in appreciation for her service on the Glenpool Arbor Committee which read that she unselfishly donated her skills to the enhancement of the environment of the City Of Glenpool for the people today and for the ones to come in the future.

Charlotte leaves behind a Loving Sister, Deborah King of Indiana She was preceded in death by her Father, Albert A Clark and Mother Zola Clark. She will be interred in Indiana.