of Little Rock, AR
December 25, 1920 - April 12, 2024
Christine Clark, born Christmas Day, 1920 entered eternal life April 12, 2024. She loved Jesus, country, family and defending her political position. Christine was frugal, stubborn, faithful and lovely to the end.
Already missed by family and friends. A visitation will be held from 1-2 pm Tuesday, April 16, 2024 at Roller Owens Funeral Home, 5509 JFK Blvd, with the Celebration of Life starting at 2 pm.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Christine's name can be made to Operation Smile or the Democratic Party.
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6 Condolence(s)
Tina L. Weatherly
Tuesday, April 16, 2024
Aunt Chris was such a beautiful person. She has such a kind heart. She did so much over the years at her church and cooked food for so many families whom loved ones that passed away. She took care of her mother for many years. I can honestly say Aunt Chris's life was serving God. Her faith was so strong and she was also prayed for many people. And Chris loved her family and friends but she was a strong person. I will miss visiting her. Today at the funeral it was comforting in the sense knowing she always put God first, she got to live a very long life. But even though I will miss her so much I thought about how happy she must be seeing her brothers, sisters and parents. But even more than that seeing Jesus Christ. I know she is so happy. Aunt Chris I will always hold you in my heart. And thank you Roger and Marquita for all you have done for Aunt Chris. P.S. Roger I am sure Aunt Chris is up there praying that you will become a Republican instead of a Democrat. I can't tell you how many times she said you and her had conversations about politics. She loved you so much Roger and God knows how much you and Marquita did for her. For that I am grateful and God will bless you both for that.
Jim and Darlene whichard
Monday, April 15, 2024
Love you Rest in peace
Donna and David King
Monday, April 15, 2024
Chris is my great aunt and yes she was a great lady. Strong in her faith and political views. We spent many an evening discussing a little of everything, family, politics, and even religion. We had freedom of expression.
She took care of her mother for many years and as a young mother I visited them with my oldest daughter.
Chris loved God and we loved her. She will be missed!
Roger Clark
Sunday, April 14, 2024
Christine, a die hard Republican, me a yellow dog Democrat, would argue politics everyday. I think this might have been a reason for her longevity.
Since I was honored with writing a short obituary, I just had to have the last political word and request donations in her honor to the Democratic Party.
I’m sure she is not happy about that, but she taught me to standup for my beliefs
And to carry on the family stubbornness in her absence. Christine was a warrior for god and country. She served as a civil service employee in the U.S. Department of defense in California from the beginning of World War II until retiring in the late 1970’s.
She was truly a remarkable lady, from a remarkable generation.
Who can I argue politics with now…..
Your Loving Nephew,
Roger Clark
Marquita Busch
Sunday, April 14, 2024
My Dear Aunt Chris..you lived a good long life and saw many things in your 103 years..thank you for all the stories and the laughs we shared. I already miss you, but I’m at peace knowing that you are in heaven. I love you.
Jane D Johnson
Friday, April 12, 2024
104 ! Wow. What a wonderful lifetime.