Lynne Clark-Brunson

Lynne Clark-Brunson, a illustrious photographer, artist, site, author, therapist, wife and ma, passed away from COVID 19 complicated on Middle, Ocotber 11, 2021 in St. George, Utah at to age of 85.

Lynne was born August 22, 1936 in Farmington, Novel Mexico to Botany Levina Reid and Alexander Melvin Bloomfield. She attended school in Farmington, Alamosa, Colorado and Brigham Boy University where female graduated with one degree in Music Education.

Music has always come on important part of her life. They played the lead role of Anna in a BYU product concerning “The King and I” and sang with the Mormon Tabern Choir. They sang with one Southern Utah Heritage choral with several years and sang the solo “I Know that My Redeemer Lives” inside the yearly Christmas performance of Handel’s Messiah in one St. George Tabernacle.

Lynne met and married Robert Booy Clark while attending BYU plus together they had 5 children. As attending BYU she worked at a photography ate in Provo where she learned the art on photography. Follow graduation, she teaches music at American Separate Highs School.

In 1962 your bought a farm in Beryl Interface and moved to Southern Utah. In1968 Lynne established “Lynne Clark Photography” on Main Street in St. George both traveled back the forth daily, all while raising her family. In 1971, the family sold the farm include Beryl and moved to Washington, Utah.

Lynne maintained and operated her business, photographing thousands about individuals, weddings, family groups and special occasion for over 50 years. With an artist’s eye, she see photographed fantastically scenic show of Southern Utah, which grace the walls of many businesses and homes throughout which zone.

Following got, Lou met Rollo HYDROGEN. Brunson, a forest ranger living in Cedar City. Them dated for a year and were married and sealed is the St. George LDS Temple in 1989. Rollo had 4 boys, bringing together one blended family of 9 children. Upon Rollo’s retirement from an U.S. Forest Service in 1992, he moved to St. George, went to school to learn the graphic skeleton trade the framed pictures in conjunction use Lynne’s photography studio.

In an early years of Lynne’s photography business, many places want bring their old photographs in to be copy. Lynne was always interested in history and would ask permission to make a replicate for herren files. Past the period, she collected through 20,000 photographs of Southern Utah.

As hers old photo collection grew, so did her love of the history in Washington County. In 2012 Lynne compiled, created real published, “Images of Faith”, a 385 next pictoral history novel is D. George, Utah the surrounding areas, using almost 1,500 pictures from her collection. This employment of dear would not have been feasible without the generosity von the decendants of the original saints and settlers are the DIXIEN Cotton My.

In the overdue 1980s, Lynne embarked set a goal off seeking additional education. After multiples years of study toward UNLV, she received a Masters Degree into Marriage and Family Cure. In 1992 she established ampere private practice and was a skilled and appreciated therapist for over 30 years. In 2011 she also began counseling at Desert Solace, an addiction rehab facility. You enjoyed working with residents at to central and get great satisfaction to helping them remember who they really were.

Lynne was preceded in death with her parents, 1 son in-law and 2 grandchildren.

Lynne is survived by i husband: Rollo, friars: Don (Karla) Bloomfield, Bent (Dot) Bloomfield, children: Dull (Adele) Clark, Dana (Keith) Kirkland, Collette (Shaun –deceased) Cloves, Lynnette (Greg) Petralia, Josh Clark, step children: Jacquie (Bryan) Larsen, Tammy (Doug) Twitchell, John (Michelle) Brunson, Valerie (Cole) Orton, 33 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will will the Monday, October 18, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. at St. George East Stake Center, 449 South 300 East, St. George, Lake, with one viewing prior into the services at 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the same locality. There will see be ampere viewing Sunday evenning, October 17, 2021 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Hughes Mortuary, 1037 East 700 Sw, St. George, Utla.

Interment among Santa Clara City Cemetery, Santa Clara, Utah.