James W. "Jay" Clark

As much as we miss you, we all know that you're in a much better place now and you're no longer in pain. All of us will see you once again, eventually. We love you very much.

My grandpa will be missed greatly. Although he was sick and not in good condition, it was good to know that he was with us.

We love you grandpa and always will. Even though he isn't with us physically, he is with us in spirit. As he would say: "This to will pass".

Daddy - I will always be your little girl!

This is our first day without busy work; all our busy work is done and it has been so very hard.

I'm glad I could hold you in my arms and feel the last beats of your heart as you left for your knew adventure.

Thank you for coming back long enough for Malcolm to be there with us, I know you love him so.

The nurse Michelle stayed true to her word in keeping you comfortable.

Mom is having a hard time, but she remembers that you have left us for a better place, though her condition would generally prevent this.

I will finish the Volume II of the book and publish both in hardcopy and internet.

You gave me the best life possible, always believing in me and loving me without question.

Thank you for the sign........I know you are with God and all those we have lost before you.

With All the Love a Daughter can give,

Jill

UNCLE JAY WAS ALWAYS THE LITTLE BROTHER. MY DAD WAS VERY PROUD TO BE THE BIG BROTHER. HOW THEY LOVED EACH OTHER. THEY WERE BOTH SUCH FINE GENTLEMAN. THEY WILL BE MISSED SO MUCH BUT JILL AND MALCOLM YOU WILL FIND GREAT SOLICE IN REMEMBERING UNCLE JAY FOR THE WONDERFUL PERSON HE WAS.

Mr. Clark was always so pleasant (and precise) to work with. It was a pleasure serving him while I worked at Williams & Woon. It was an even greater pleasure once I discovered I knew Malcolm and Jill from walking my Irish Setter in the our neighborhood. Please accept my condolences.

Jill, Mrs. Clark and family,

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the passing of Mr. Clark. I have many happy memories as far back as age 13 with you all. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

With love

My sincere condolences to Jay's family. He had a full life and those memories he helped create will be a sustaining influence on those he loved.

Jill - my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. You loved your dad very much, and he felt the same about you! Enjoy the memories you shared with him and with prayer God will get you through this time. Take care and know that I'm just a phone call away.
Love Always

Ella

Jay loved Williamsburg and its people. He was a supportive and loyal member of Williamsburg Historic Records Assoc. and came to our meetings every year. We will miss him. As president of WHRA, I extend our sympathy to his family from all of us.

Jill and Family,

I am so very sorry for your loss. I know how much your dad/grandad meant to you. Know that I am thinking of you and hope that the grieving quickly turns to fond memories.

Love,
Mary