Kenneth S. Clark Sr.

I'll never forget his grace and kindness. He was a special man I'm privileged to have known.

It is a sad reminder of how big an impact Ken had on our industry and the state in general to be reminded of his passing. Some shoes simply cannot be filled and Ken is a perfect example of that age old saying. He is still in our thoughts.

I think of Kenny often. He was a great person and always friendly. He is missed.

I smiled when I saw Ken's picture again, because I have such fond memories of him and respect for him and his memory. I knew him from Democratic politics and manufactured housing matters he shared with a client.
I found him to be a man of quiet good sense, good humor and humility. At the same time, I saw him as a man guided by strong principles, and with great love for his family, his Tribe, his party and his nation.
With those characteristcs, he was able to develop wide respect and...

He showed what true leadership is in championing efforts to empower his community.

I am proud to have known Ken Clark as a friend. He was a man of great grace, wisdom, and goodness. He leaves behind thousands of admirers of his humanity, and humility and his charming smile. Those admirers, including me, treasure their memories of him, with their own smiles.

He also leaves behind an admirable and honorable legacy of masterfully preserving the heritage of the Nanticoke tribe, tireless engagement in Democratic Party affairs, and in many other realms. But most...

With heart felt sympathy for the Clark family, One Giant of a Man will be missed by so many.

A Gentleman, I respected very much. Sorrowful for his Passing. but Happy for his full Life.
My Prayers are with Him & Family.
Lucky Iaquinta