Fortuna, California
1944 - 2021
ROBERT DWAIN "BOBBY" CLARK Nov 13, 1944 – Nov 14, 2021
Bob was born in Seattle, Washington to Robert Boyd Clark, of Moscow, Idaho, and Jean Carrol Dahl Clark, of Tacoma, Washington. Bob began taking accordion lessons at age 5 and performing soon after. Smitten with entertaining...Read MoreMy older brother went to North Jr HS and Warren HS with him. He says that, though a well-known young actor (10 Commandments!), Bobby was just a regular kid, a nice guy.,
Bob Wieting
November 28, 2025 | Other
I met Bobby a few years back at my last Star Trek Convention in Vegas. Since then I moved back to Pennsylvania. Cool Guy. I was dressed as a Star Fleet Commodore representing the Star Ship NCC1797 USS UNITED STATES. (I represent Commodore John Barry's Flagship USS UNITED STATES First Commissioned Warship of the United States Navy. Just learned of Bobby's passing. Wished I got to know him better. I played the accordian too when I was 8 and up through the 1960's in the Delaware Valley.
Ed. Zimmerman, Jr.
July 18, 2023 | Other
Bobby was my cousin. He lived with our family during his college years. I remember him playing "This land is your land" on his banjo. So many wonderful memories. However his middle name was Eugene, not Dwain.
Tracey Pearson
December 20, 2022 | Family
I´m so sorry for your loss. What a beautiful obituary and remembrance of them both. I did not know them personally but I´m so glad to have had this glimpse into their lives. And what full and wonderful lives they lived! Renee from Oregon
Renee Robinson
December 01, 2022
Dearest Bob, I am saddened to hear of your passing. It was always a joy to see you, and be with you on stage. Your light shown. It is even more dazzling now that you are on the big stage. Save a part for me when I get there. All my best and all my love to you and Vikki. We'll keep a light on for you. Sincerely, Denise L. Ryles
Denise L. Ryles
March 18, 2022
