Funeral Services for Sianna Jane Rose Clark, daughter to Sierra McClurg & Cody Clark of Winona, Missouri and only living for one day will take place on Saturday, August 29th, 2026 at The Yarber Mortuary, Winona, Missouri, beginning at 10:00 AM. Interment will take place in The Pine Lawn Cemetery, Winona, Missouri.
Sianna Rose Jane Clark came into this world sleeping on August 18, 2026, knowing only the love of her family.
Welcoming her into Heaven with open arms are her maternal great-great-grandparents, Mickey and Poppy Lynn McClurg, Leona and Levi Sechrest; great-grandparents, Judy and Lynn McClurg; grandmother, Lynetta McClurg; grandfather, Papa Haystack; aunts, Mikayla and Zoey McClurg; Aunt Joyce Brake; Uncle Roy Buckner; most importantly her four siblings who gained their angel wings before her; and paternal great-grandparents, Ted and Lucille Clark, James “Sleepy” and Blanche Hughes.
Left to mourn Sianna are her loving parents, Sierra McClurg and Cody Clark; amazing sisters, Bristol and Hazel; her most caring brother, CJ; grandparents, Jason McClurg, Mimi Delaina Hughes, and James Clark; Papa Justin and Mimi Krista McClurg; Aunt Beth and Uncle Dusty Nicholson; the best aunts and uncles any little girl could wish for, Anastatia and Chris, Jacob and Rebecca, Lea and Alyssa, Seth and Jasmine, Jesslyn and Dominic, Corban, Bryli, Treyce, Gabriel, Samuel, and Ash-lee; cousins, Brynlee, Jeramiah and Autumn, Anthony, Melody, Lola, Naraiyah, Atlas, and Shaun; great aunts and uncles, Julie and Darrin Norris, Janet Buckner, and Jennifer and Leslie Mayberry; and a host of cousins.
Sianna Rose Jane is a collaborative name of the three strongest loving people: her momma, daddy, and aunt, Anastatia Rose. Be at peace, our beautiful sweet baby, as you go to be with your heavenly family and give Memaw a big hug for your momma; she will take care of you until we get to hold you again.
Even though Sianna was so small, she had her favorite things. Kicking Zingers off of her mommy’s belly, her brother and sisters touching her, and her daddy’s voice. All three let her know how much she was loved.
“We may never understand why we had to say goodbye before the chance to say hello, but we will carry your memory with us forever.” Love, Mommy and Daddy.
