Clarksburg Woman Sue Clarke Clarke dies at 83
Sue Ellen Prince Clarke of Clarksburg Ohio died June 4 2015 at her residence. Born July 31 1931 in Clarksburg she was daughter of Webb and Martha Prince. She is survived by husband Charles and children Sharon Pam and Charles with spouses grandchildren great grandchildren and multiple siblings. Cremation planned with family gathering June 8 and burial later. Donations to Adena Hospice requested. Online memories at Ebright Funeral Home.
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