Anne Clarke
April 9, 1936 - July 14, 2020
A memorial service will be held in Danville, KY when circumstances permit.
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To Miss Anne’s family, I met Miss Anne a few months ago in Danville. She was always poised and pleasant with a wealth of knowledge. Prayers for your family. Wilma Lay Linton
Posted by Wilma Lay Linton on July 29, 2020
I worked with Anne at the Office of Legal Services, Cabinet for Health and Family Services. She was a wonderful colleague and friend. We had fun times and tough times. There were some wins and many more losses but she always was optimistic that the people of the Commonwealth were the winners. When something dramatic would happen that ended up being reported in the newspapers, Anne would come into my office (really a cubicle) and say, "Well, that was just dreadful." She was well respected by her colleagues, her clients, the many judges before whom she appeared and opposing counsels. We missed her when she retired. We have no doubt that she is in heaven reminding other souls of their good manners.
Posted by Ann Hunsaker on July 27, 2020
Hi Clarkes Anne was my classmate at Manhattanville all those years ago! When I saw her obit in today's Times, the thing that came to me immediately was that she was the fastest talker I had ever met. She was bright and full of energy and I remember her fondly. My love to all of you who loved her susan murphy
Posted by susan murphy on July 26, 2020
Some of my happiest memories are of growing up in Danville with the Clarke boys and your ever present mom trying to get us to fly right. Lovely lady and someone who really cared.
Posted by James C Thompson on July 23, 2020
We will miss our dear Anne so much. She was a compassionate, concerned, energetic, loyal, and loving person. Words cannot capture her superior characteristics. She will be remembered by many for her kind spirit. May she rest in eternal peace.
Posted by elizabeth dooling on July 22, 2020
I loved her like family enjoyed her through out my life. She was a part of our family for so so long ! We grew up with all the kids and lived a great Danville childhood ! I admired her laugh her voice her thoughts and her determination to get her law degree . Will truly be in my favorite memories
Posted by Karen Reid Taylor on July 21, 2020
We were always neighbors. First on Alta Ave, then on Boone Trail. Had such good conversations. She would apologize for bothering me. Then we would have a “catch up” on the neighborhood.
Posted by Liz & Bill Peniston on July 21, 2020
We will miss Anne as we were always neighbors. First on Alta Ave, then on Boone Trail
Posted by Liz & Bill Peniston on July 20, 2020