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In memory of
Pauline A Clark
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Please consider a gift to Children's Scoliosis Foundation.
$800.00
Raised by 10 people
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Pauline battled with scoliosis for nearly her whole life. The severity of the curves and treatment required was not available for decades. In fact, technology only caught up to treat her severe case with 67+ degree curves when she was in her 70s.
To stabilize her spine she went through a double hip replacement, two neck spacer surgeries, and three spinal fusions. One of which eventually broke, but worked well enough to allow her to continue pilates, gardening and many of her passions.
The disfigurement the scoliosis caused put pressure on her lungs and rotated her heart in her chest, which eventually led to the lung and heart failure she succumbed to.
Our daughter and dear friend's daughter had spinal fusion for their serious scoliosis cases in their mid-teens and have played sports and thrived, due to the progress to beat and care for this difficult disease.
We ask that you give to the Children's Scoliosis Foundation to support treatment and technology that will make scoliosis easier or non-existent for future generations. Pauline blazed a trail not only for scoliosis, but for career women, philanthropy, and giving back. We love and miss her dearly, and wish to show our support through giving. Contribute to Children's Scoliosis Foundation
To stabilize her spine she went through a double hip replacement, two neck spacer surgeries, and three spinal fusions. One of which eventually broke, but worked well enough to allow her to continue pilates, gardening and many of her passions.
The disfigurement the scoliosis caused put pressure on her lungs and rotated her heart in her chest, which eventually led to the lung and heart failure she succumbed to.
Our daughter and dear friend's daughter had spinal fusion for their serious scoliosis cases in their mid-teens and have played sports and thrived, due to the progress to beat and care for this difficult disease.
We ask that you give to the Children's Scoliosis Foundation to support treatment and technology that will make scoliosis easier or non-existent for future generations. Pauline blazed a trail not only for scoliosis, but for career women, philanthropy, and giving back. We love and miss her dearly, and wish to show our support through giving. Contribute to Children's Scoliosis Foundation
Memories & condolences
Noel, so sorry to hear your loss. I still remember her kindness when I was a student in your group. May Pauline rest in…
Noel, so sorry to hear your loss. I still remember her kindness when I was a student in your group.…
Noel, so sorry to hear your loss. I still remember her kindness …
To Noel and the entire Clark family, we are so very sorry to hear of your loss. What an amazing incredible woman, who …
To Noel and the entire Clark family, we are so very sorry to hear of your loss. What an amazing in…
To Noel and the entire Clark family, we are so very sorry to hea…
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Event details
Memorial events are private
We will have a private service for Pauline on October 12th, 2024. Please reach out to Noel Clark to inquire about attending.
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Timeline
Born
October 11th, 1940
Passed away
September 6th, 2024
Boulder
Survived by
Noel Clark
Husband
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Cause of death
Heart failure
Method of disposition
Cremation
In lieu of flowers
Please consider a gift to Children's Scoliosis Foundation.
$800.00
Raised by 10 people
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