Craig Stephen Clark

Rose and family, May your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Craig will be missed in the community and at our LaSalle All Class Reunions. RIP Craig
~Kimberly Warren Erby, Class of '77

I was Craig Clark's classmate of 79 grad at LaSalle. High sorry hear this. He was a great good guy always support me in acting ....so sad Rose for ur husband's loss. Kevin bartoszek rich ...I just found out

My prayers are with you Rose, and your family. Craig was a great guy, with the big smile. Always having fun, with an uplifting spirit. Craig always supported me rather I was performing singing, DJ'ing or just being there having fun. He was close to our family, and called me cuz. Craig was over our South Bend chapter of the Black Expo when I was active some years ago. Craig will be missed by so many that loved, and adorned him. May God bless you during this trying time. Ms. Cheri Richmond "Renee."

Dearest Rose and family: My sincere condolences to each of you. Craig will be truly missed, but forever remembered for his smile , humility, love, and gift to help others. May the peace of God which transcends all understanding guard your heart and mind through Jesus Christ.

Craig and I have been friends since our days at Purdue University. We reconnected when we discovered that we had joined Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. It renewed a bond between brothers. Craig was my brother of the bond. He was a kind and thoughtful brother. My prayers are for Rose and the family. But Craig is "....absent from the body and present with the Lord" (2 Cor 5:8).

I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Craig Clark. As classmates at the former LaSalle High School and later, we would discover, quite by accident, that we'd both enrolled at Purdue University - West Lafayette, (Class of 1983) Craig had a way of making even a stranger feel like a dear friend. He often would check in with those he considered to be his friends, making sure that they were okay, even coming alongside in times of joy or sorrow. He had a big heart and served both his community and his family well. South Bend has lost a little bit of its vibrance because he's he's no longer around. He will be missed.

Hey man, I'm sorry I did not make you some cornbread more often. It was my joy to serve you the little time I did. You will always be a part of who we are.#Stillpraying

Love you Uncle Craig! Thank you for everything you taught me!

Cousin Craig, such a sweet cousin...God knew best.