Eunice “Marie” Clark Anderson was born on December 23, 1927 in Crocker, Missouri to Edgar and Carmen Philbrick. She died in Dallas, Texas on April 25, 2022. Marie worked at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri before moving to Dallas in her mid-twenties. Marie worked for the U.S. Department of Labor for over 30 years and retired from there. Marie was an active congregant of Believer’s Chapel and volunteered in their video lab. For several years, she was a member of The Kickers—a dance troupe that entertained at senior living centers throughout Dallas County. Marie loved flowers and was an avid bird watcher. She is proceeded in death in 2008 by her husband John H. Anderson. They married in Dallas in 1964, and they adored each other. She is proceeded in death by her parents Edgar Clark and Carmen Philbrick Clark, her brother Wayne H. Clark of Monmouth, Illinois and her nephew Dennis W. Clark of Tempe Arizona. She is survived by her sister-in-law Mary Jane Clark of Monmouth, Illinois , nephews Terry H. Clark and wife Robin M. Clark of Humansville, Missouri, Michael W. Clark and LaRita of Cooter, Missouri, Diane Clark of Tempe, AZ , Randal Clark of Galesburg, Illinois, Charles E. Clark of Galesburg, Illinois, Chris and Alex Clark of Dallas, Texas , Brent and Rachel of Iowa, Terren and Lacey of Arkansas, Josh of Missouri, Andrew and Joy of Mississippi, Eric of Tempe, Arizona, and Erin and Shawn of Tempe Arizona, and Brandon of Galesburg, Illinois, Regina of Colorado . She also leaves multiple other cousins and great -great nephews and nieces. She also leaves her husband’s nephews, David Ryan of Florida, Richard Ryan of Montana, and his nieces Elizabeth Greenleaf of Massachusetts and Christine Meringolo of Ohio. She also leaves her caregiver, Jackie McGuire.
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I was a very good friend and the one who moved to Dallas with Marie from Missouri. We stayed in touch and visited often in person or on the phone.
If Marie’s caretaker, Jackie McGuire, reads the condolence, I would very much like to hear from you. The email below should get us started.