LAKE ANN — Edith Schoeppach Clark, 101, of Lake Ann, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013. Born July 14, 1911, in Cass County, N.D., Edith was the fourth of 12 children born to John and Frances (Hart) Schoeppach.
At age five she moved with her family to Flint, where she graduated from Flint Central High School.
Edith married David (Tom) Clark, on Dec. 30, 1933, in Flint. Tom and Edith moved to Lake Ann in 1944, where they founded Clark Lumber Company.
Edith was born again at 12 years of age and was a faithful servant of Jesus Christ. She was a charter member of the Grawn Bible Methodist Church.
Edith is survived by her daughter, Joanne Clark; daughter-in-law, Shirley (Rayle) (Steve) Johnson; grandson, Ronald (Clark) (Jil Johnson) Flaska; great-grandson, Gus Flaska; as well as the Johnson children, Stephen, Mary, Nathan and David; and their children, who always regarded her as "Grandma." She is also survived by her sister, Florence (Frank) Baker; brothers, Wayne (Ruth), Louis (Jean) and Lloyd (Carmen) Schoeppach; sister-in-law, Marjorie Schoeppach; as well as many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Tom in 2003; son, Daniel in 1974; infant daughter, Elizabeth in 1957; her brothers, Ronald, Melvin, Max and Orval; and sisters, Fern Chisholm, Ruth Klinger and Ellen Diehl.
Visitation for Edith will take place on Thursday, Jan 24, from 6 until 8 p.m., at The Reynolds-Jonkhoff Funeral Home. The funeral service will begin at 1 p.m., with visitation one hour prior, Friday, Jan. 25, at Grawn Bible Methodist Church. Pastor Dennis Johnson will officiate. Burial will be in Inland Township Cemetery in the spring.
Memorial contributions may be directed to Grawn Bible Methodist Church, 7640 U.S. 31 South, Grawn, MI 49637.
Please share your memories and thoughts of Edith by way of her online guestbook at www.reynolds-jonkhoff.com.
The family is being served by Reynolds-Jonkhoff Funeral Home and Cremation Services.
Archive: Wednesday
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Beach Bums rained out
Tonight's Traverse City Beach Bums vs. Evansville Otters Frontier League baseball game has been postponed due to rainy weather.
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Editorial: Sewer investment could pair with road repairs
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Traverse City steps up parking enforcement
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Meeting set on delivery-by-sail venture based in Northport
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Letters to the Editor: 05/22/2013
Rules violate the law; Send some to jail.
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Snyder, GOP lawmakers agree to budget targets
Republican Gov. Rick Snyder and leaders of the GOP majority in the Legislature reached a budget agreement Tuesday for next fiscal year that doesn’t include an expansion of government health insurance for low income-adults and puts Michigan’s unexpected surplus toward funding roads and K-12 education.
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Fog cuts short Bums' win over Evansville
Not many people saw Taylor Wrenn’s two-run, two-out triple in the eighth that effectively ended Traverse City’s 10-0 Frontier League home opener win Tuesday over Evansville.
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Now it's Bums' Woodward's turn to deliver the hurt
Scott Woodward’s 2011 season was derailed by injuries and 2012 didn’t happen due to them. So far, 2013 looks like he’ll be hurting a lot of Frontier League teams.
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TCAPS contract talks continue
Traverse City Area Public Schools educators picketed outside the district’s main office building in a display of opposition to TCAPS administrators’ proposed collective bargaining contract.
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Panera Bread is on its way
A Panera Bread franchise likely will rise in Garfield Township despite what some planning officials consider a stale project design.
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Beach Bums continue to take their looks at plate
The Beach Bums picked up right where they left off last regular season, drawing tons of walks. Traverse City added nine to its season total of 26. River City came in Tuesday’s games with 30 to lead the league.
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Woman retraces father's steps to Indian marker trees
Dennis Downes traveled 200,000 miles over three decades, a journey to locate Indian trail tree markers around the Great Lakes, including two in Traverse City – one at the Civic Center and another at a Washington Street residence.
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Prep Sports Roundup: Titans, Vikings atop BNC
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Sports in Brief: 05/22/2013
Honor Roll scratch meeting Thursday; Cherry-Roubaix to double as state meet; Local swimmers compete in Indianapolis. (Plus more)
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Police looking into assault find 960 pot plants
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Man gets prison for heroin possession
An Antrim County man found in possession of about 20 packets of heroin will spend at least 18 months in prison.
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Prep Softball Rankings: 05/22/2013
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Community in Brief: 05/22/2013
NWS hosts author; Parkinson's support group; film and discussion; and more.
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Leelanau will pay to settle lawsuit
Leelanau County will pay $55,000 to settle a lawsuit stemming from allegations county sheriff’s deputies illegally detained a man.
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NMC may hike tuition for some
Northwestern Michigan College board members took their first look at next year’s draft budget, which included a nearly 32 percent tuition hike for the nursing, automotive, and audio-tech programs.
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Editorial: TBAISD hoards money as schools struggle
The issue: TBAISD’s millions. Our view: Big changes needed.
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Home foreclosure could be 'windfall' for Benzie
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Business in Brief: 05/15/2013
TEDx speaker match; Evaluation planning; Employment forecast. (Plus more)
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