05/05/1957 – 07/11/2022
Kansas City, Kansas
Nancy Lee Clark, 65, of Kansas City, Kansas passed away July 11, 2022. Nancy was born on May 5, 1957, the daughter of Thomas and Irene Adams, in Kansas City, Kansas. She is preceded in death by her husband Terrence Clark, her parents, and dozens of Aunts & Uncles. She was a wonderful dog mom to Bella, the best little sister to Lenette, aunt to John, Justin & Thomas, great aunt to Del, Savannah, Jaden & Jessalyn, great friend to Brian, and bonus US mom to Selam. Nancy was one of the most kind and thoughtful people you would ever want to know. Family requests no flowers, and suggests donations to the animal shelter/rescue of your choice or to the ALS Association – because ALS sucks.
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