Sr. Susan Clark

Sister Susan Clark died on Nov. 9, 2024. Sister Susan was in her 62nd year of religious life.
From 1960 to 1974, Sister Susan taught elementary education at Villa Teresa School in the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, and other schools in Hermosa Beach, California. From 1974 to 2015, she taught religious education in several parishes and retired from Saint Joseph Old Cathedral in 2015 as their director of religious education.

Sister was born March 23, 1942, in Peoria, Illinois, to Ralph and Madolyn Clark. They moved to California when sister was 6 years old. In addition to her religious congregation, she is survived by her siblings – Nancy Clark Baglio (Tom), Ralph Clark (Nancy D.), Annmarie Clark Osterhaus (Bill), and Michael Clark (Denise) – and numerous nieces and nephews.

Sister Susan was awarded the Lady of Achievement in 1984. In her nomination letter it was stated: “Sister Susan has a beautiful personality. Her ready smile reflects the love she has for others. A very dedicated, caring person, willing to help and be supportive of children in every aspect.” 

Sister stated, “Take time to listen. Give the gift of yourself in love through prayer then your talents in the present moment can become a bridge bringing God’s love to each person. Remember the loving care our Blessed Mother has for you and bring her joy by praying the rosary.”

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Saint Therese Endowment Fund. Checks may be sent to Carmelite Sisters Convent, Attn: Sister Barbara Joseph, Superior, at 7501 West Britton Rd. No. 140, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73132.