Alice Clark, 96, of Bath passed away on October 2, 2017 with family by her side. She was born May 15, 1921, daughter of Alice Wyman and Leon Eaton.

Alice graduated from Morse High School in 1940, where she was named “Typical High School Girl” by her class. She married her high school sweetheart, John Clark, in 1944. They were married for 60 years until his passing in 2004. Together they enjoyed square dancing, card parties, Alumni class luncheons and trips through New England and coastal Canada.

Alice had fond memories of summers spent at Small Point, where she worked at her grandfather’s General Store and resided at the Wyman Farm. She later worked at Carroll Cut Rate, Newberry’s and Giftwood, and volunteered at the Bath Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop. In later years, she looked forward to visits with family, bike rides to Waterfront Park, Mondays with Barbara, and nightly phone call with Phyllis.

Alice was a loving and compassionate advocate for people with intellectual disabilities. She was a correspondent and sponsor of several community members and a founding board member of Elmhurst. She is remembered by friends and family for her generous heart and for consistently giving her time to those she loved. She had an unfailing sense of humor and was always full of joy and optimism. Alice was devoted to her cat, Chloe, who provided years of love and companionship after her loss of John.

Alice was predeceased by a brother Martin Eaton, and sisters Elizabeth Stinson and Phyllis Hart. She is survived by a son, Richard Clark and wife Pauly of Phippsburg, daughters Joanne Clark of Topsham, and Suzanne Temple and husband Bruce of West Bath, sister-in-law Lillian Plant, granddaughters Michelle Lewis and partner David, Maryjane Warren and husband Bob, Robin Hakala, great grandchildren Ricky and Thomas Warren, and several nieces and nephews.

A family graveside service will be held.