Clorita A. O’Hara
August 3, 1936 – November 30, 2020
Clo was born in St. Louis and adopted by Francis and Theresa Thompson. The family moved from Kansas to Omaha, where Francis worked at Dehner Boot Company.
Clo graduated from Technical High School in Omaha and worked at Mutual of Omaha. She married John T. O’Hara at St. Bridget’s Church in 1957. They moved to Rockbrook Village, had five children and were members of Mary Our Queen parish for many years. John died in 2003.
Clo is survived by children: Kathy O’Hara (Craig Brehm), John O’Hara (Jeanne-deceased), Mary Johnson (Scott), Ann O’Hara (Tom Hicks), and Beth O’Hara (Corey Losee); five grandchildren; one great-grandchild and another on the way.
Private service, but live stream is available at 10:30 a.m. Monday December 7, 2020 at www.heafeyheafey.com. Memorials can be made to Food Bank for the Heartland, 10525 J. St. Omaha, NE 68127.
12 Comments
My thoughts and prayers for your family during this difficult time. Clo worked with my dad at American Driver Service (Jim Roberts). She always had a smile on her face and was so kind to everyone. So sorry for your loss!
Sorry to learn of the death of your mom. She was a great lady and dear friend
Clo was a special friend of mine for many years. She and your dad raised a wonderful family! We discovered we were born 8 days apart so had a lot in common. Enjoy your priceless memories, I sure will! My prayers and love to all.
My heart is broken yet joyous because she is new again in heaven. She was so special to me, and I always enjoyed her company as an Aunt/Friend. She will remain in my heart forever.May Our Gracious Lord receive her with eternal life with Him and all our deceased family
Our love and prayers to you, Kathy, John, MiMi, Ann and Beth.
Colleen & Bud
Many thoughts and prayers going out to the entire O’Hara family. Clo and John raised beautiful and caring children. Kathy is a very special friend of mine. My heart breaks for you, and I am so sorry.
Our deepest sympathy in the loss of your mother.. we spent a lot of time together many years ago when we were president and Vice President of our Mary Our Queen guild.She was a great lady..
So sorry for your loss. I’ve thought of her often as she trained me to be a sacristan at Moq. She was such a kind lady.
May she rest in the arms of Our Lord
I feel blessed to have had a friendship with such a dear caring and fun person as your Mom, My prayers are with all of you.
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I am so sorry to see the loss of your mother. She raised a wonderful clan! You all are in my thoughts and prayers as you mourn her loss and celebrate her HOME!
I was so sorry to see this. She was at Heritage with my mom and dad, David and Nancee. She was always such a sweet and cheerful lady and was so nice to my parents. I understand your pain and you are in our prayers.
We are so sorry for your loss. I have wonderful memories of working with your mom at WW. I will always remember her bragging to me that she would always be older than I am. Blessings to her terrific children.
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