Gayenelle Henderson Clark
Gayenelle Henderson Clark, 78, Sunrise January 21st, 1939 and Sunset July 1st, 2017. Gayenelle shall forever be remembered as a loving and caring wife, mother, grandmother, and educator to all. She devoted her working life to educating and nurturing the students of Peach County High School and Middle Georgia. Her passion for the Lord was demonstrated through her work as a missionary at Central Union Missionary Baptist Church and her work in feeding the poor and shut-in through her beloved "Soup Kitchen". She will be missed but never forgotten. Her desire for us would be to always feed and care for the less fortunate and educate our children while teaching and practicing that "All things are possible for those who Love the Lord and are called according to his Word ."(phi 4:13)
Celebration Of Life:
Wake: July 7, 2017 at 7:00 pm
Hicks and Sons Mortuary Chapel
801 Martin Luther King Dr.
Ft. Valley, GA 31030
Funeral: July 8, 2017 at 11:00 am
Central Union Missionary
Baptist Church
501 Preston St.
Ft. Valley, GA 31030
Florists: Dee's Flowers and Gifts
104 S Camellia Blvd.
Fort Valley, GA 31030
Tel: (478) 822-9009
Beverly's Florists
103 Everett Square
Ft. Valley, GA 31030
Tel: (478) 825-5466
Words can't tell you all that our hearts would say, just want you to know, we love you & have our deepest sympathy. We know your pain. Just lean on Jehovah the God of comfort, he will help you get through this. Remember Rev.21:3,4 we will see her in the resurrection. Acts24:15. As John said the time is coming. John 5:28,29. Love to All Freda, Pittsburgh,PA Vicky Henderson Dickerson's Sis.
Our hearts go out to you and your family. No words can truly describe how sorry we are for the loss of your Mother...the values and lessens that Moms teach their children makes them immortal as they influence lives over generations. Cherish all of her memories and valuable lessons that death can't even steal. We are sharing in your sorrow with Love and Friendship.... The Laurant's, Rockwall, TX
My mentor, friend, and sister!
I am missing her-voice, phone calls, loving, advice and conversations. She demonstrated what a family ought to be!
Praying for the family with love and blessings,
Isabell
Prayers go out to the family! My heart is heavy but I know God has called my dear friend, mentor and adopted Godmother home to a better place. I will miss our weekly phone conversations. Thanks to your family for sharing you with so many. I LOVE YOU!
Linda Lyons Hatcher
I count it a true blessing to have been taught science by a black female. Ms. Clark was a lighthearted teacher who minimized the stress of learning science. She was a very matter of fact lady who made me smile. I am transitioning from accounting, finance and auditing to Pharmacy and I attribute my ability to reach this achievement in large part to Ms. Clark.
My heartfelt condolences to the Clark Family. Sister Clark was a humble warrior for the Lord and all that she believed in, her humerous matter of fact expression will be missed. I always enjoyed conversing with Sister Clark. We shared a sisterly time on the trip to Holy Land Experience, in Florida, it will always be treasured. My prayers for your heart content be with you all.
