Clark married on November 29, 1941, Winchester, Virginia, to Gertrude Hendricks.
He worked at the lab at U.S. Steel in Pennsylvania before graduating from Kentucky Christian College in 1952. He had churches in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan – the last one being Albion Church of Christ on Maple Street, retiring in 1983. He had been employed at the Parma Chapel of Tidd-Williams Funeral Chapels Inc. since 1981. He enjoyed woodworking, playing the banjo and musical saw, antiques, reading his Bible, which had done 34 times to date, people and always had a good clean sense of humor.
(abstract from The Daily Courier, Connellsville, PA, Sep 26, 1996)
He worked at the lab at U.S. Steel in Pennsylvania before graduating from Kentucky Christian College in 1952. He had churches in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan – the last one being Albion Church of Christ on Maple Street, retiring in 1983. He had been employed at the Parma Chapel of Tidd-Williams Funeral Chapels Inc. since 1981. He enjoyed woodworking, playing the banjo and musical saw, antiques, reading his Bible, which had done 34 times to date, people and always had a good clean sense of humor.
(abstract from The Daily Courier, Connellsville, PA, Sep 26, 1996)
Clark married on November 29, 1941, Winchester, Virginia, to Gertrude Hendricks.
He worked at the lab at U.S. Steel in Pennsylvania before graduating from Kentucky Christian College in 1952. He had churches in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan – the last one being Albion Church of Christ on Maple Street, retiring in 1983. He had been employed at the Parma Chapel of Tidd-Williams Funeral Chapels Inc. since 1981. He enjoyed woodworking, playing the banjo and musical saw, antiques, reading his Bible, which had done 34 times to date, people and always had a good clean sense of humor.
(abstract from The Daily Courier, Connellsville, PA, Sep 26, 1996)
He worked at the lab at U.S. Steel in Pennsylvania before graduating from Kentucky Christian College in 1952. He had churches in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan – the last one being Albion Church of Christ on Maple Street, retiring in 1983. He had been employed at the Parma Chapel of Tidd-Williams Funeral Chapels Inc. since 1981. He enjoyed woodworking, playing the banjo and musical saw, antiques, reading his Bible, which had done 34 times to date, people and always had a good clean sense of humor.
(abstract from The Daily Courier, Connellsville, PA, Sep 26, 1996)
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