Rev. Dr. David J.C. Clark

So So sad to hear this news, Father David was the epitome of the phrase 'a scholar and a gentleman' he was of great support to me and my wife during our time in Halstead and welcomed me into St Francis's. He will be greatly missed. My condolences to his family

We are so very sad to hear of the passing of Father David. He was a wonderful parish priest and married my husband and I in 2012.

I met Dave so very long ago. We were very young adults, but thought we were so grown up! Dave was the sweetest guy you could ever know. He had the nicest smile. I know you´re smiling down on everyone now Dave. Rest in love Uncle Father DAVE!

I am saddened and shocked to hear of our beloved friend's passing. He baptised both my children in the UK. I have been searching for him all these years, only to see this belatedly. Father David encouraged me out of my depression and ill health at the time to exercise again and be positive; to that intent, we trained for,and ran a half marathon together. His humour, his generosity,his smile...my husband and I have missed him all these years. We spent many a dinner together laughing and...

So many treasured memories of our Brother Father Dave. It was such a shock that he left us so soon. I still keep wanting to pick up the phone and give him a call or send a text. So many questions I wish I would have asked. Reading the kind words from families whose lives he touched gives me joy though. I feel that he is nearby and listening. Love to all and thank you

With great memories of our time spent with you in Northampton England. Helen and Thomas, Paula, Neil, Niamh and Darragh Tim, Lyn and extended family.

I miss not talking with you and hearing your stories and great laugh? Love always, Mary

In loving memory of a dear friend. Michael and Maureen Stafford