Linda Sue Clark
March 2, 1942 ~ June 22, 2025
Linda Sue Clark, of Elkhart, Texas, passed away peacefully on Sunday the 22nd day of June 2025, at the age of 83. Born on the 2nd day of March 1942, in Elkhart, Texas, Linda was the cherished daughter of Frank D. Wilson and Evelyn Brown.
Linda's faith was a vital part of her life, and she cherished her church family as much as her own. Her voice was a staple in the church choir, where she sang with joy and love for the Lord. Her presence in the choir was not just about the music but also about the fellowship and the shared devotion that she so valued.
A few of her passions throughout her life were sewing and gardening. Linda loved to keep her garden looking top notch and she was very creative with her sewing skills. An avid collector of glassware and dishes, Linda had an eye for beauty and a knack for finding the most unique and exquisite pieces.
She is preceded in death by her parents Frank and Evelyn Wilson; husband, Louie Dean Clark; daughters, Kristy Stasel and Jennenne Sherman; sisters, Charlise Duncan and Gwendaline Tooms; sister-in-law; Kathy Wilson and Tamra Wilson; and brothers, Billy D. Wilson, Jerry Wilson, and Dwight Wilson.
Linda's passing leaves a void in the hearts of her family and friends, but her spirit remains a guiding light. She is survived by her loving sisters, Janella Brittian (Richard) and Cindy Burnstien (David); her brothers, Ronnie Wilson and Philip Wilson; grandchildren, great grandchildren, and a host of other family members and friends who were blessed to know her.
Graveside services to honor the life of Linda Clark are to be conducted at ten o'clock in the morning on Friday, the 27th day of June 2025, at Garden of Memories in Elkhart, Texas. Bro. John Rushing will be officiating the service.
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Graveside services for Linda Sue Clark are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.





Linda was like a second mother to me for the past 40 years! She will be missed very much! I know she’s in a better place and is pain free. My thoughts, prayers and love go out to her family especially her children and grands they were her world!
Linda was. My friend for 40 years we went to yard sales gospel singing singing we always were together people thought we were sisters we did wood crafts for the yard she always helped me sew for my grand kids we were just very good friends till the end ❤️ RIP my dearfriend until we meet again ❤️ ⚘️❤️⚘️❤️
Very Sweet Lady
Such a sweet and caring soul! She always loved on our Discovery youth group at church by bringing them goodies and was just so encouraging!! She will be missed so much!!