The community of Alamo, Georgia is mourning the death of Alicia Clark Hartley, a Special Education Director with the Montgomery County Board of Education, who tragically lost her life in a car accident, leaving behind a legacy of faith, mentorship, and unwavering compassion.
Alicia Hartley was widely known for her work in education, where she dedicated herself to supporting students with special needs and guiding fellow educators with patience and purpose. A graduate of Georgia College & State University and connected to Wheeler County High School, she built a career centered on service, advocacy, and leadership that extended far beyond the classroom.
Those who knew her describe a woman whose faith was not just spoken but lived daily. She was a mentor, a “camp momma,” and a source of comfort to many, offering prayers, encouragement, and a listening ear whenever it was needed. Tributes from loved ones paint the picture of someone who brought light into every room, someone whose presence made people feel seen, supported, and uplifted.
Alicia Hartley will be remembered for her deep love for her family, her devotion to her faith, and the countless lives she impacted through both her profession and personal connections. Her passing leaves a profound void, but her legacy continues in the strength, faith, and memories she instilled in those who were fortunate enough to know her.