Gerald-Clark, Jr.-Obituary

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Gerald F. Clark, Jr.

Allentown, New Jersey

Jul 12, 1940 – Dec 9, 2022 (Age 82)

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BORN
July 12, 1940
DIED
December 9, 2022
AGE
82
LOCATION
Allentown, New Jersey

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Peppler Funeral Home - Allentown Obituary

Gerald Clark, Jr. “Jerry”, 82 of Allentown, passed away Friday, December 9, 2022. Born in Baltimore, MD, Jerry was a graduate of Westminster College in Maryland and served in the US Army. He worked in fundraising and as a Director of Development for several organizations starting with his Alma Mater, Westminster College, Rider University, The Hun School, and most recently, Deborah Heart and Lung. Jerry bred and showed Show and Sporting dogs and later became a dog show judge. His true passion was his involvement with Rotary International, District 7505 where he served as Assistant Governor from 2006-09, Annual Fund Chair from 2007-11 and 2013-14, and Rotary Foundation Chair from 2011-13. Jerry also served as a Charter Trustee, a Project Chair and was on the Trustee Advisory Committee for the Rotary’s Gift of Life Foundation and was active with and served as a past president for the Trenton Rotary and the Wrightstown Rotary.


In his earlier years, Jerry enjoyed spending summers in Ocean City, MD with his family and later loved going there with his wife Leslie. Jerry had a giving heart and will be remembered for the help and guidance he gave to others.


Son of the late Anna and Gerald F. Clark Sr., he is survived by his loving wife of 42 years, Leslie Clark.


A visitation for Jerry will be held Saturday, January 14th from 11-12pm with a memorial service to begin at 12pm at the Peppler Funeral Home, 114 S. Main St. Allentown, NJ 08501.


In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The Rotary Foundation, 14280 Collection Center Dr., Chicago, Il 60693 or at www.rotary.org

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Jerry hired me at Western Maryland College in 1972 and I worked with him until he left WMC to work elsewhere. He was a wonderful man to work with. May you RIP Jerry.

Absolutely loved working with Jerry at Rider University and catching up with him over the years at Rotary events. I was so touched that he returned to Trenton Rotary for my induction as its President in 2000. God Bless Jerry, his wife and many friends.

I worked with jerry at era he was a nice man may he resting peace in Jesus holy name