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In Loving Memory Of
Christine Clark
February 12, 1954—January 24, 2021
Life & Legacy
Grantsville UT- On Sunday January 24, 2021, Christine J Clark returned home to her Father in Heaven’s arms.
Christine was on born February 12, 1954 to William and Daryl Johnson. She was the fifth of eight children; Dean (Beatrice), Charles, Phyllis (Bob) Castagno, Douglas, Kathleen, Jolynn Anderson and Regina (Melvin) Yazzie. She graduated from Grantsville High school in 1972 and went on to study at Weber State University. Soon after graduating she met and fell in love with Paul Clark and the two were married on March 14, 1975 and later sealed for time and all eternity in the Salt Lake Temple on April 24, 1976. They raised four children together; Samuel (Amber), Salena, Jason (Kristy) and Paul Allen (Amelia). She is preceded in death by her parents; William and Daryl, and three siblings; Charles, Douglas and Kathleen. She is survived by her husband Paul, her four children, 17 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
One of Christine’s favorite activities was dragging Main Street in Grantsville. She would be known to spend all evening going up and down that road. She and her friends would stop for fries and a drink then continue up Main Street. Even after having children she would recreate the memory with her children. Christine is best known for her skills in crafting. From tole painting to scrap booking, Christine had everything you could imagine to make the perfect craft. Christine gave her heart and devotion to her children and their passions. Without questions her boys could look into the stands of their sports events and see their mom cheering them on with pride. Her children have always felt the support of their mother throughout their lives. Despite Christine’s sweet and quiet demeanor she had a strong and fierce personality; this will be most missed in this earthly departing. Until we meet again, Christine.
Public viewing services will be held Friday, January 29, 2021 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints located at 415 W. Apple St. Grantsville, Utah from 6-8pm. Please follow the CDC guidelines by wearing a mask and social distance within the building. A small and intimate memorial service will be held for family on Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 12:00pm with a viewing for family 10:30-11:30am. However, if you would like to join virtually you can watch via this link: https://grantsville.live/grantsville7th
If you desire to send a gift/card/flowers please send it to the family at 315 W Cherry Street Grantsville, UT 84029
Christine was on born February 12, 1954 to William and Daryl Johnson. She was the fifth of eight children; Dean (Beatrice), Charles, Phyllis (Bob) Castagno, Douglas, Kathleen, Jolynn Anderson and Regina (Melvin) Yazzie. She graduated from Grantsville High school in 1972 and went on to study at Weber State University. Soon after graduating she met and fell in love with Paul Clark and the two were married on March 14, 1975 and later sealed for time and all eternity in the Salt Lake Temple on April 24, 1976. They raised four children together; Samuel (Amber), Salena, Jason (Kristy) and Paul Allen (Amelia). She is preceded in death by her parents; William and Daryl, and three siblings; Charles, Douglas and Kathleen. She is survived by her husband Paul, her four children, 17 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
One of Christine’s favorite activities was dragging Main Street in Grantsville. She would be known to spend all evening going up and down that road. She and her friends would stop for fries and a drink then continue up Main Street. Even after having children she would recreate the memory with her children. Christine is best known for her skills in crafting. From tole painting to scrap booking, Christine had everything you could imagine to make the perfect craft. Christine gave her heart and devotion to her children and their passions. Without questions her boys could look into the stands of their sports events and see their mom cheering them on with pride. Her children have always felt the support of their mother throughout their lives. Despite Christine’s sweet and quiet demeanor she had a strong and fierce personality; this will be most missed in this earthly departing. Until we meet again, Christine.
Public viewing services will be held Friday, January 29, 2021 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints located at 415 W. Apple St. Grantsville, Utah from 6-8pm. Please follow the CDC guidelines by wearing a mask and social distance within the building. A small and intimate memorial service will be held for family on Saturday, January 30, 2021 at 12:00pm with a viewing for family 10:30-11:30am. However, if you would like to join virtually you can watch via this link: https://grantsville.live/grantsville7th
If you desire to send a gift/card/flowers please send it to the family at 315 W Cherry Street Grantsville, UT 84029
Memory Wall
In Honor & Remembrance
Christine Russell Rawlings
Paul I was so saddened to hear about Christine. She was such a beautiful fun person. God Bless You and your family!!
Mar 13, 2021
Dennis Ashton
I had the opportunity of teaching Christines Sunday school class when she was staying in South Ogden Utah with the Marsdens. She was an incredible student always very engaged with the lesson and spiritual very sensitive. She told me more than once I was the best school teacher she never had. Likely not true but it made me feel great!Dennis Ashton
Jan 30, 2021
Becky Dillard Hammonf
Christine and I went way back. We had a lot of fun times together, a lot. I will miss her sweet spirit. I didnt see her much in her later yrs, maybe at the store, but I have many fond memories of our childhood and teenage yrs. We sang in a quartet 5 yes. All over Tooele Valley and in school assemblies Rest In Peace my friend.
Jan 28, 2021
Becky Dillard Hammond
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Jan 28, 2021
Nelda Lemmon Eggett
Christine was always a fun lady! She used to set with my brother Roger., Cindy and i( Nelda) when her parents would go to the temple with our parents!
Jan 27, 2021
Julie Williams
I am so sorry for your loss. She was always so kind and anyways happy. God bless
Jan 26, 2021
Joyce Marsden Ashton
We are going to miss you so much girl. We all remember when you came and lived with us to go to Weber. We love you so much. God bless to your familyJoyce Marsden Ashton
Jan 24, 2021
Your cousins Karen, Duane, Kelly, Ann, and Julee
It is always difficult to say goodbye to someone we love. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.Sending each of you our love,Your cousins Karen, Duane, Kelly, Ann, and Julee
Jan 24, 2021
Morton Salt Family
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. She always had a brilliant smile for all that met her.Morton Salt Family
Jan 24, 2021