Edmund Clark Jr.

Did not hear of "Uncle" Ed's passing until today. Our families were like one big family for many years on Woodland Drive and then later on Flintwood Lane. Many, many, camping trips to Myrtle Beach State Park too. Uncle Ed was always good for a laugh and for asking "how high?" when Aunt Betty said "jump!" My sincere condolences to the entire family.

When I heard of Ed's passing, I just broke down in tears. It felt as though I had lost a member of my own family. He has such a warmth and kindness of heart. He always took time for everyone. Very few people in the world like Ed Clark. I will miss him, always.

So sorry to hear about Edmund. Take comfort in knowing that those who have died, to God are as good as alive. A good name is better than good oil and the day of death is better than the day of birth. Eccl. 7:1 LW

Ed has always been a delight and joy to us all. That sense of humor and that smile were so joyful. Betty recounted their wonderful love story.

Sometimes you meet someone and just know they were sent to you to make you a better person, Mr. Clark was that man and Lake Park Nursing and Rehabilitation will not be the same without him and will be greatly missed.

It is clear that Mr. Clark Jr. was loved by many and will truly be missed. God's Word assures us that the good that Mr. Clark Jr. accomplished during his life God will never be forgot. (Hebrews 6:10) You have my deepest sympathy.

T.T

Ed and Betty were neighbors of ours for a few years, and I can tell you I have never met such loving, caring, generous and fun people, They would always put a smile on your face and have a story to tell. I am so glad they were in my life even though it was just for a short time. condolences to his daughters and grandchildren

Ed you were a great husband, father and friend and you will be missed by us all.May you rest in peace. I love you.
Nancy daughter #4.