Pauline Ann Clark, beloved mother, grandmother, friend, and devoted caregiver, passed away peacefully after 90 remarkable years of life on May 4, 2026. A Registered Nurse whose lifelong career was defined by compassion and grace, Pauline dedicated herself to the service of others. Her gentle hands and steady presence brought comfort to countless patients and families, leaving a legacy of dignity, kindness, and unwavering care.

Those who knew Pauline remember her for her elegance, warmth, and the quiet strength that made everyone around her feel welcome and valued. Her nurturing heart and beautiful smile were constants in the lives of those she loved, and her gentle spirit touched all who had the privilege of knowing her.

Music was one of Pauline's greatest joys. She found deep fulfillment in playing the piano and singing, filling her home and the hearts of others with melody. She also cherished the art of ballroom dancing, delighting in evenings spent gliding across the dance floor with loved ones.

Pauline appreciated life's simple pleasures—especially meaningful conversations shared over a good cup of coffee. These small moments, filled with connection and laughter, were among her most treasured.

Guided throughout her life by faith, compassion, and devotion to her family, Pauline leaves behind a legacy that will continue to inspire. Her life was rich with service, music, joy, and love—gifts she shared generously and without hesitation.

She is survived by her daughter Doreen Harris, her granddaughters Megan Harris and Frances Harris, her son‑in‑law Aaron Harris and her grandson-in-law, Josh Bumgardner. Her family will forever carry forward the lessons she taught through her compassion, her quiet strength, and her unwavering love.

Marietta Funeral Home and Crematory is honored to care for the family of Mrs. Pauline Ann Clark.