In Loving Memory of Victoria Jean Clark

Victoria Jean Clark was born in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, on June 12, 1943, to the late Joseph Edward Moore, Sr., and Dorothy Ella (Johnson) Moore.

Affectionately known as "Vicki," Victoria grew up in a large and loving family and was the fifth of fourteen children. Victoria was a loving and caring daughter and sister to all her siblings. She received her formal education through the Conshohocken Public School System, where she actively participated in various activities and sports, including basketball.

Introduced by her younger sister, Mary, in 1961, Vorticia met and fell in love with the love of her life, Ronald Franklin "Butch" Clark, of Roxborough, Pa. They wed on April 7, 1962. Blessed with the three joys of their lives: Michele Jean, Pamela Denise, and Dina Monique. They remained inseparable for 59 years until the Lord escorted Ronald home to glory in 2021.

Victoria committed her life to the Lord Jesus Christ and was baptized at Galilee Baptist Church, where she was a humble and faithful servant for over seventy years until her health prohibited her. Victoria lived by her favorite scripture, 2 Timothy 2:15, "Give diligence to present thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, handling aright the word of truth." She attended and graduated from Mana Bible Institute with honors and served as the President of the Usher Board, Sunday School Superintendent, Trustee, and coordinator of Vacations Bible and the annual Fourth of July Parade, Cherograping the many church Christmas and Easter plays and making all the beautiful costumes.

Known as a true nurturer, Victoria was recognized for her signature greeting, and her kindness, trustworthy friendship, and willingness to help anyone. For those who knew her, it was clear how special she was, always giving 200% to everything she did. Victoria poured her heart and soul into her family, church, and community, baking and creating the most beautiful cakes you have ever seen.