Velma Brannaman Clark
July 28, 1922 ~ April 21, 2013
Velma I. Brannaman Clark, 90 of Lisbon, died Saturday, April 20, 2013, at the Mechanicsville Care and Rehabilitation Center. Velma's Celebration of Life Service will be 7:00 p.m.,Thursday, April 25, 2013, at Morgan Funeral Choices, Mount Vernon where the family will greet friends from 4:00 until 7:00 p.m. in the chapel. Velma will be buried in Lisbon Cemetery. Surviving Velma are her children: Linda (Melvin) Crocker, Lisbon, David E. (Linda) Clark, Marion, Gordon (Anita) Clark, Mount Vernon; 12 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; a great-great- granddaughter; a brother Maurice (Mildred) Brannaman, Martelle; a son-in-law Kelly Main, Lisbon; a daughter-in-law Julann Clark, Lisbon; and very special friends: Clarice Murphy and LaVonne Bova. Preceding Velma in death were her parents, husband Oliver, two sons: Harold and Warren, daughter Annette Main, brother Charles Brannaman, sister Marjorie Harmel, and a great-granddaughter Abigail Littrel. Velma was born, July 28th, 1922, on a farm near Sutliff, the daughter of Warren and Alma Kadera Brannaman. She graduated from Lisbon High School and married Oliver B. Clark, December 12, 1941 in Martelle. She was active in the Phythian Sisters and the Martelle Methodist Church. Velma worked for Doc Iosty at the Lisbon Beacon Caf�� for 15-years and retired after 15-years from U.S. Nameplate, Mount Vernon. Her passions were her family, especially her grandchildren, and friends. Velma loved making historical scrapbooks, wedding dresses, crocheting, quilting, and kettle chicken fries. Memorials in Velma's honor has been established. On-line condolences: morganfuneralchoices.com
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My sister and I are thankful that we had the opportunity to meet your delightful mother. She was so generous to share her Clark family genealogy book with us. Our deepest sympathy to all of you. Bev Chariton and Jan Anthony
To the entire Family, We are so very sorry to learn of Velma’s passing. What a sweet fun lady. At 90 years she had a good life, the things she has seen and done in those years far surpasses what many of us will see. Now she can enjoy a well deserved rest and look down at this troubled world we live in. Please know we would be there for all of you if we were not so far away. Love to everyone. Tom and Elaine Ferguson
We are so sorry to hear of Velmas passing. She was a friend and neighbor of ours at Meyers Meadow. We will miss her. Ken and Donna McConaughy
Our Deepest Sympathies for the family. We had alot of good times through the years. We will miss her happy face.
Dearest Linda, I am so sorry to hear about your mother. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family and may God wrap His loving arms around you and give you comfort and peace. All my love to you dear friend.
Thinking of you all with lots of love. We have so many fond memories of Aunt Velma, she was one of the best. Sutliff, the wonderful times camping with the Golden girls and making pot chicken. She will be greatly missed. All our love, The J Harmels
Velma was a very special woman. She will be greatly missed.