Grace KAYE CLARK

The death occurred peacefully on Saturday, December 21, 2024, at Prince County Hospital with her daughter, Marilyn, by her side.

Mom was 92 years old, having been born in Borden on August 6, 1932 to Urville and Amy (Mabey) Leard.

Survived by daughter, Marilyn (Robbie) Earle, Summerside; stepdaughters, Sandra Clark and Wilna (Reza) Gerami; both of Charlottetown; grandchildren Kyla (Nick) McCandie Glustien of Ottawa; Tanja McCandie of Kobe, Japan; step grandchildren Marianne (Jay) Aldrich of Colorado Springs, US; Elizabeth (Andy) Burton of Calgary; Robbie Reddin and Virginia Reddin, of Charlottetown. She is survived by great grandchildren Willow Reddin, Audrey Burton, Tristan and Adria McCandie Glustien, and Taiga Kondo. She is also survived by her sister, Joan Waun, and sister-in-law and good friend, Ann Leard, and her children Kelly (Donnie) Wamil, Trent Leard, and Jocelyn (Brad) Mills, and numerous other nieces and nephews. Mom always felt immense joy from visits by the great grandchildren as well as Jett and Burke Mills. She loved hearing about the sports they played and important milestones in their lives.

Predeceased by her husband Lloyd Clark; brothers Gerald, Sheldon and Willard Leard; sisters Irene Perry and Alberta Leard; sisters-in-law, Edna Leard and Olive Ritchie; brothers-in-law, Frank (Buddy) Perry, Earl and Gerald Clark.

Mom’s remains are resting at the Davison Funeral Home, Kensington. Abiding by her personal wishes, there will be no visitation nor funeral service. Internment with family members will be held at a later date. A celebration of life will be held in August 2025 with notification in the Guardian and Journal. Donations in Mom’s memory may be made to either the Heart and Stroke Foundation or Prince County Hospital.

Mom had made her home at Andrew’s of Summerside for the past 14 years. She treated each and every staff member she encountered with respect and appreciated the care and support they provided. Thank you to the staff in all departments from her family. We know she will be missed, especially by her good friends Dot McIver and Doris Dewolfe.

Now that Mom and her beloved Lloyd are reunited, we have no doubt they will be "Dancing in the Sky". 

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