Janet L. Clark age 82, Monday, September 28, 2026. Dear wife of George H. Clark; loving mom of Don (Trinia) and Brian (Alicia) Clark; dear grandma of Brianna (Jordan), Mikayla (Devin), Gianna, Gavin and Lucia; dear sister of Mary (John) Weiss, sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend.
Services: Visitation at Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Road Sunday, October 4, 2026, 4-7pm. Funeral Mass Monday, October 5, 10am at St. Simon the Apostle 11011 Mueller Road St. Louis, MO 63123. Interment Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.
I had the privilege of meeting her many years ago, and that impression has stayed with me ever since. It was truly an honor to have known her. She had a wonderful gift for making people feel comfortable and welcomed, even if they had just met her. It was immediately clear what a loving and devoted “boy mom” she was, and the remarkable men she raised are a testament to the care, values, and love she poured into her family. Please know that my thoughts are with the entire Clark family during this incredibly difficult time. I am so deeply sorry for your loss and for the void her passing leaves behind. She was truly a special person and will be remembered fondly by all who had the privilege of knowing her. ❤️
Sad loss. The best “bring a dish” guest one could ever ask for. I believe Nancy and I were in their wedding. RIP Janet and bring some of that tasty Jello Salad etc to heaven. Have it waiting for us all.
We were so lucky to have Janet as our neighbor. She was such a sweet loving person. We’ll miss your smiles. Janet spoiled our kids like they were her own grandkids. Janet, your kindness will never be topped. The Brobbel’s will miss you.
For 17 years, we had the privilege of living across the street from such a truly kind and special lady. She was always so much fun to talk to, and I will forever be grateful for the friendship, conversations, and kindness she shared with our family. She played a special role in my children’s lives, and it means so much to me that they got to know and love her, too. Our neighborhood will not be the same without her. I feel incredibly grateful that our paths crossed and that we had the blessing of having her as a neighbor for so many years. She will be deeply missed. My thoughts are with George and the rest of the Clark family during this difficult time.
Rest in peace sweet friend and classmate: Holy Family 1958
SEA. 1962
Bonnie Sahno Seifried
Mary Brinkmeier Foley
rest in trinity