Victoria M. Clark

Victoria M. Clark (Reynolds) passed away peacefully at her home on October 10, 2026. She was a cherished wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. Her unique laughter was infectious, she was the life of every party, and her beautiful spirit left an impression on everyone who was fortunate enough to know her. Her presence will be deeply missed.

Vickie was born on December 1,1951, grew up on Columbus' north and west sides, graduated from Pleasant View High School, and lived her adult life in Worthington, where she was very active and made many friends at the Worthington Senior Center.

Throughout her lifetime, she gave of herself freely and selflessly. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a bit of advice, she was always there when someone needed her. Vickie dedicated her life to her family and her passion for art and gardening. Her home was beautiful and her yard was a testament to her green thumb; a vibrant sanctuary of flowers and art that she happily shared with everyone. She made the world brighter, louder, and more beautiful every day. Her memory will be forever etched in the countless lives she touched.

Vickie is survived by her husband, William J. Clark, her son, William L. Clark (Sarah) of Springfield, Ohio, her twin daughters, Laura L. Clark and Lisa D. Allen, both of Worthington, Ohio, her sisters, Carol E. Davidson of Gahanna, Ohio, Linda L. Martin, of Deer Lodge, Montana, and Deborah G. Goldsmith (Martin) of Fort Worth, Texas, her grandchildren, Melody L. Rohrbach (Thurman) of Sunbury, Ohio, Nathan Allen, and Noah Davis, both of Worthington, Ohio, her great-grandchild, Lupin Rohrbach, of Sunbury, Ohio, and her nieces and nephews, Rachel L. Davidson-Lane (Timothy), of Sarasota, Florida, Matthew Rhyan (Caroline), of Gahanna, Ohio, Kevin R. Clark, of Columbus, Ohio, Erin M. Clark, of Dublin, Ohio, Andrew M. Clark (Elise), of Delaware, Ohio, and Grace A. Mason (Brandon), of Delaware, Ohio. She is preceded in death by her mother, Norma C. Reynolds, her father Lumon L. (Pete) Reynolds, her brother, Skippy L. Reynolds, her nephew, Aaron S. Goldsmith, and her niece, Connie M. Rhyan.

Per her wishes, there will be no memorial services, but the family asks that those who knew her remember her often with a smile.