Frankie Lee Clark was a kind, loving, father, husband, grandfather. He and his wife, Imogene Coder Clark, had two children and 6 grandchildren in whom they dearly loved.
He and his wife, Imogene, lived out their lives on their farm in Clarence, Missouri. They loved to travel around the country and especially loved to go stay with their daughter in Texas, during the winter months.
He had a gift for fixing pretty much anything from lawn-mowers to wash machines. His talents were very useful. He is described by many as "the nicest man you'll meet."
He and his wife, Imogene, lived out their lives on their farm in Clarence, Missouri. They loved to travel around the country and especially loved to go stay with their daughter in Texas, during the winter months.
He had a gift for fixing pretty much anything from lawn-mowers to wash machines. His talents were very useful. He is described by many as "the nicest man you'll meet."
Frankie Lee Clark was a kind, loving, father, husband, grandfather. He and his wife, Imogene Coder Clark, had two children and 6 grandchildren in whom they dearly loved.
He and his wife, Imogene, lived out their lives on their farm in Clarence, Missouri. They loved to travel around the country and especially loved to go stay with their daughter in Texas, during the winter months.
He had a gift for fixing pretty much anything from lawn-mowers to wash machines. His talents were very useful. He is described by many as "the nicest man you'll meet."
He and his wife, Imogene, lived out their lives on their farm in Clarence, Missouri. They loved to travel around the country and especially loved to go stay with their daughter in Texas, during the winter months.
He had a gift for fixing pretty much anything from lawn-mowers to wash machines. His talents were very useful. He is described by many as "the nicest man you'll meet."
