Fred S. Clark

Fred you are an amazing person and will always be known as a fantastic attorney!

I will always remember Fred as a kind and very intelligent person, with a good heart. I still think about all of our morning talks when we shared office space on York Street. God bless you Fred!

When I was a student at Benedictine in 1968-69, Fred advised me on my college choices and courses to take in college. He was a wonderful person and a great friend to BC. God bless his soul.

Where do I start adding condolences to this great man?! He was sunshine, and Im so thankful I was able to share my first professional career with him! We shared so many laughs and great professional experiences. He loved basketball and making fun of me and heather any chance he could. He will always be in my heart. Im forever grateful to be part of his life and will miss my Bulldawg. Thank you, Fred, for all the years. RIP. ❤

He was such a sweet man. My daughter worked for him during high school at SVA. He was a wonderful mentor to her. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. He loved you all dearly, and told us many happy stories.

Fred was a friend and a fellow member of the 165th Air National Guard. His sister Janet was a classmate of mine at SHS and died much too early. Both he and sister had many friends growing up and beyond and always excelled in all their endeavors.

Soon after I was admitted to the State Bar in 1975, Fred's dad invited me to be his guest at an Atlanta bar luncheon for an address by Professor Irving Younger. A recent Cornell law graduate myself (1974), I was flattered and grateful, since I didn't know anybody! While I never met Fred, I do know this much about him - he came from tall timber! All best wishes in this sad time. Cherish the memories.

I have known Fred Clark for many years.He was a fine man and a credit to his profession.His family are in my thoughts and prayers.

I've thought about Mr. Clark many times over the past several years. I always enjoyed him at the courthouse. And I still laugh thinking about a story I heard...he apparently was late to court one day and when they called him, he said he was busy playing basketball at the J and would be there later. I loved that and I think the caller did, too. May your memory be a blessing, Mr. Clark.

I met Fred when he shared space with me at a large set of offices. He was so warm and funny. He always told me stories. I enjoyed our time in the morning when he arrived at the office. I will truly miss him. My heartfelt condolences to all the Clark family.

Mr. Clark was a fine attorney and will be missed. My sincere condolences and best wishes to family and friends.