Georgia Kay Clark, 86, went to be with her Heavenly Father on January 7, 2025 in St. Joseph Missouri. Born on October 22,1938 to George and Lena Weiland.

Georgia dedicated her life to caring for others, both through her career as a nurse at the State Hospital and within her family.

Georgia married William Dale Clark on February 8,1958. Together they built a fulfilling life together in Atchison Kansas. Georgia did not know a stranger, if you ever crossed paths with her, she was sure to leave some imprint in your life.  After retiring, she cherished spending time with her grandchildren, greatly influencing their lives with her wisdom and love in faith. Her patriotism shone brightly and Georgia took great pride in her American Flag, embodying the spirit of a true patriot. Georgia was a member of the First Baptist Church in Saint Joseph Mo, where she served and worshipped for over 50 years. Georgia's faith played a significant role in her life and the others around her. She also supported various causes, including donations to Billy Graham and Samaritan's Purse, reflecting her compassionate spirit.

She is survived by her sister, Pat Bennett; her son, Jeffrey Clark; her grandchildren Aja Clark (Austin Casey) Jordan Clark and Caleb Clark; great-grandkids, Adyn, Aeleigh, Ava, Jordan Jr, Jaxson, Kayleigh, Braedyn, Timberlie, Emmy Lou, Westyn and Skylar.

Preceded in death by her parents, George and Lena Weiland; husband, William Dale Clark; Son, Timothy Clark; Brothers, John and Jim Weiland; Nephew, Steve Bennett.

Memorial will be held at Heaton-Bowman-Smith with Pastor Rick Durham officiating on Monday January 13th at 11am. Visitation will be held at Heaton-Bowman-Smith on Sunday January 12th from 1-3. Georgia's life was a testament to her devotion to her family, dedication to her faith and the deep bonds she formed with those around her. She will be remembered fondly and missed deeply by all who knew her. Georgia's memory can continue her legacy of kindness through personal acts and compassion in their communities. Memorials can be sent to Samaritan's Purse in her honor.