Jacinta Rahshemah Clark was born on May 24, 1973, in Albany, Georgia.  She was the beloved daughter of the late Mary Lois Jones  Clark and Cluster Clark.

She attended the public schools of Dougherty County, including Monroe Comprehensive High School and graduated in 1991.  She continued her education at Albany State University.

In 1987, she was added to the body of Christ at the River Road Church of Christ.  She was a faithful member for many years.  At the time of her transition, she was an active part of the congregational body at US19 Church of Christ.

From a very early age, Jacinta displayed a talent for fashion, make-up, and hair design; and with fierce determination through the years, she set her sights on becoming a master cosmetologist.  She firmly believed in working hard for what you want and always being willing to do the right thing.  Those who encountered her often described her as a  vibrant, fashionable, and delightful diva with a breathtaking stance.  For more than 25 years, she utilized her talents as a hair stylist, make-up artist, and retail manager to make her clients look and feel their best.  She loved her profession and was very passionate about her work.

Jacinta was a beautiful, free spirited individual who bravely walked to the beat of her own drum.  She had the unique ability to turn an ordinary day into an adventure, a chore into an activity, and a boring evening into a memory.  She noticed the beauty in everything and the good in everyone.  She had a glowing personality that would lift your spirits and brighten your day.  Spending time with family and friends was very important to Jacinta; and she always looked forward to events that brought them together in love and harmony.  She had a kindness of heart that will always be remembered.

On August 8, 2019, Jacinta transitioned to a state of eternal peace and rest.  In addition to her mother, she was predeceased by her grandmothers, Bessie Jackson and Johnnie Mae Jones and grandfathers, Cluster Clark, Sr. and Jimmy Lee Jones, Sr.

Loving memories will be held close in the hearts of her father, Cluster (Pamela) Clark of St. Marys, GA; siblings, Bashirah (Kim Jr.) Martin of Manvel, TX, Amani Clark of Stockbridge, GA, and Hamid (Jeanine) Clark of Lawrenceville, GA; nephews and nieces, Tariq, Malik, Amir, Meliana, Dayana, Ashleigh, and Maya; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.