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Clark McCleary

Katy, Texas

1936 - 2025

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Clark McCleary11/08/1936 - 10/20/2025Clark Bruce McCleary died peacefully, fully on his terms and a cherished one-of-a-kind legend to the end, in Houston, Texas, on Monday, October 20, 2025, at the age of 88.Clark lived a meaningful, extraordinary life. Clark was a throwback to a bygone era. He...

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I only recently found out about death of Clark. It´s close to the end of a fun & fabulous relationship with a great guy & wife! 0h the delightful stories that can be told by so many friends. Rest in peace Clark, & tell Judy & Lenny that I am doing fine. With love, Bonnie

I´m so sorry to hear of Clark´s passing. I worked for him for about four years. He was a kind and generous person. I got to see his love for his family.

Clark. You will be greatly missed. No one did more for the Financial Services industry that you. I will miss your 30 years of friendship. Fred

I met Clark by chance when an insurance associate introduced me to him in his office. I immediately noticed a unique clock hanging on the wall behind him. My father had a similar "caricature clock" hanging on a wall in his office in Omaha, Nebraska. Learned that they both were members of the same Toastmasters Club, and this was a gift produced by artist Gary Brown (who happened to work for my father-Sam Greenberg) given to outgoing presidents of the group. As luck would have it, Clark and...

Clark was a trusted advisor and friend.

Clark was my dear friend and mentor. He took great pride in my being the first recipient of the Clark McCleary Scholarship Award in 2001, and twenty years later, he nominated me to receive the final Benjamin N. Woodson Award. Clark was deeply respected throughout the financial community, and I was truly honored to call him my friend. He always greeted me with a big smile and a warm hug, and I will miss him profoundly. Our industry has lost a true giant-his many contributions enriched us all,...

What can you say about a living legend, other than I had the honor of knowing him. May you rest in heavenly peace, Clark. You will be missed!

Clark was a great friend and colleague who added immeasurably to my life, personally and professionally. He will be greatly missed.

Clark was a force. Funny, smart, handsome, and charming. Definitely one of a kind. As the father of one on my closest friends, Susan Rydell, I can attest to the fact that Clark truly loved his family. The last time I saw Clark was as we danced at Katie and Lannie's wedding. A charming gentleman and might I add, a great dancer! JJ Jordan