The daughter of William and Lillian (Frazee) Sovereign, Sally grew up in Bay City. She loved the outdoors and enjoyed snowmobiling, duck and deer hunting, ice fishing, camping and traveling.
She believed in being active in the community and was a member
of the Crooked Tree Arts Center, the Petoskey Area Garden Club, the Little Traverse Bay Human·e Society, the Little Traverse Conservancy,
Burns Clinic and the Clark Northern Michigan Hospital Foundation, and North Central Michigan College as well as many other community organizations.
On Sept. 8, 1934, Sally married John Scott Clark in Bay City and he preceded her in death on Oct. 7, 2003.
The Stone Funeral Home of Petoskey was in charge of the arrangements. The obituary that appeared in the newspaper may be read at:
http://www.gwood.us/genealogical-research
She believed in being active in the community and was a member
of the Crooked Tree Arts Center, the Petoskey Area Garden Club, the Little Traverse Bay Human·e Society, the Little Traverse Conservancy,
Burns Clinic and the Clark Northern Michigan Hospital Foundation, and North Central Michigan College as well as many other community organizations.
On Sept. 8, 1934, Sally married John Scott Clark in Bay City and he preceded her in death on Oct. 7, 2003.
The Stone Funeral Home of Petoskey was in charge of the arrangements. The obituary that appeared in the newspaper may be read at:
http://www.gwood.us/genealogical-research
The daughter of William and Lillian (Frazee) Sovereign, Sally grew up in Bay City. She loved the outdoors and enjoyed snowmobiling, duck and deer hunting, ice fishing, camping and traveling.
She believed in being active in the community and was a member
of the Crooked Tree Arts Center, the Petoskey Area Garden Club, the Little Traverse Bay Human·e Society, the Little Traverse Conservancy,
Burns Clinic and the Clark Northern Michigan Hospital Foundation, and North Central Michigan College as well as many other community organizations.
On Sept. 8, 1934, Sally married John Scott Clark in Bay City and he preceded her in death on Oct. 7, 2003.
The Stone Funeral Home of Petoskey was in charge of the arrangements. The obituary that appeared in the newspaper may be read at:
http://www.gwood.us/genealogical-research
She believed in being active in the community and was a member
of the Crooked Tree Arts Center, the Petoskey Area Garden Club, the Little Traverse Bay Human·e Society, the Little Traverse Conservancy,
Burns Clinic and the Clark Northern Michigan Hospital Foundation, and North Central Michigan College as well as many other community organizations.
On Sept. 8, 1934, Sally married John Scott Clark in Bay City and he preceded her in death on Oct. 7, 2003.
The Stone Funeral Home of Petoskey was in charge of the arrangements. The obituary that appeared in the newspaper may be read at:
http://www.gwood.us/genealogical-research
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