Anthony Richard Clark

With hearts full of love and gratitude, the family of Tony Clark announces his peaceful passing on October 26, 2025. A devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and friend, Tony was the heart of his family, and a man whose unshakeable faith and goodness touched everyone who knew him. He lived each day with quiet humility, guided by his unwavering devotion to God and his commitment to serving others. To know Tony was to be reminded of what true goodness looks like - selfless, humble, and sincere.
Born in Quantico, VA, Tony was the founder and respected business owner of Prince William Pipeline for over 52 years. He deeply loved his employees, and led not by words but by example, reminding all who knew him that true greatness is found in goodness. He was an extraordinary man who gave without hesitation, listened without judgment, and served without seeking recognition. Whether it was a helping hand, a quiet prayer, or a word of encouragement, Tony's selfless spirit shone in all he did.
He loved deeply and wholeheartedly - especially his family, who were his greatest joy and proudest achievement. Whether gathered around the dinner table or cheering on his grandchildren, Tony's laughter and love filled every room.
Outside of family and faith, Tony found happiness in life's pleasures - a day on the golf course with friends, the excitement of horse racing, trips to Ocean City, and the fellowship that came from sharing stories and laughter. These moments reflected his appreciation for the beauty of living life fully and gratefully.
Tony's life was guided by compassion and integrity, qualities that shaped everyone fortunate enough to know him. He leaves behind a legacy of faith and kindness that will live on through his loving wife of 47 years, Debby Clark, his children, Aaron Clark (Kimberly), Jason Clark, Troy Hetrick, Brett Hetrick (Beverly), and Rick Hetrick, two sisters, Vikki Youravich & Linda Taylor, one brother, George Youravich, and 12 treasured grandchildren, and 6 treasured great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents, George & Sarah Youravich, and his daughter, Nicky Clark.
Tony will be remembered for his selfless heart, his love for family & friends, and the way his presence made every gathering feel like home. His life was a living testament to the words of Matthew 25:21: "Well done, good and faithful servant."
A celebration of life will be held on Sunday, November 2nd at Lake Jackson Volunteer Fire Dept., 11310 Coles Dr., Manassas VA 20112. Visitation will start at noon with a service following at 2:30pm.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to The GW Cancer Center in his honor.
Though he has gone to his eternal home, his light remains - in the lives he touched, the faith he shared, and the love he leaves behind.