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Leslie & Theresa Norris
December 19, 2010
When I recieved the Christmas Card back from Grandpa Clark, I knew he was no longer in this world. He and Grandma Clark adopted us in 1980 (we were in the military AF) and they became our beloved family. Where ever we have gone they have kept in touch and prayed for us. They LIVED their Christian lives before us and everyone that they touched. While we were stationed @ Beale AFB GP Jim had a gardenplot he mamanged and gave our family of 5 all the produce which helped us out in the 80's. When we were transfered to Germany they sent us Christmas orniments that we treasure Every Christmas. They honored our Lord all their days and we honor them as caring, thoughtful and loving foster grandparents. And although they are greatly missed here on earth. The Lord Jesus says to them "well done thou faithful servants, enter into they rest" and one day we will lool for them at the frt door of heaven ready to greet us home. Very humble servants that they are, may the Lord give you extra jewels in your crowns! May your children grow up to be like you.
Leslie and Theresa Norris, Cape Cod, Ma
Bettie Mueller
September 28, 2010
Even though I'm not there, I always pray for the whole family every day. That won't change. I have such good momories of things like going up to Bear Valley as a kid. I know that I know that Daddy loved the Lord with his whole heart and I will see him again.
The Hafferty's
September 25, 2010
We feel honored to have known such a kind, gentle and humble man that truly made his family proud. Our heart goes out to the entire Clark family. Pops was one of a kind and will be deeply missed.
September 23, 2010
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
~ The Appeal-Democrat Family
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