Joseph P. Clark

I knew Joe for many years before his daughter took over the business. He helped many families I worked with secure housing and helped keep their families together. He helped out a lot of people over the years taking them out of a crises situation and taking a chance on them. Rest in peace.

May he rest in peace. He was a great guy. My prayers and sympathy

You know, I really liked Joe. When I worked at the Post Office at 5th and Ham in Allentown I would walk over to the Crocodile Rock for a couple slices of pizza and a Coke. My server was this genuinely friendly guy by the name of Joe. It wasn't until I retired from the P.O. and went into the swimming pool business that I learned from his wife Sue that Joe owned the cafe. Man, I really liked that guy. Rest in peace my friend, I will never forget you.

Gonna miss ya, many thanks for the opportunities you gave me over the years to open for headlining bands. And for getting me on the tour bus to meet Bret Michaels. Also your friendship at Home Depot in Whitehall. Proud to consider you a friend. Rest in Peace now and I will see you again when God calls on me.

Joe was one of the nicest guys too know. I worked for him many years ago at the Windsor House. He treated us we'll. He even knew my grandmother. They worked at the Top Diner many,many years ago. I'm so sorry for your loss. Just know alot of people loved him. Take care. RIP Joe.

I´m sorry for your loss Sue, God Rest His Soul.

Rest in peace Joe. Did so many nice things for me and my family. Our grandson Mick still remembers meeting bands personally at Crock rock. Nice guy. Love, Helen Nicholas