Joseph "Clark" Blagg passed away of natural causes, on June 11, 2004 in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Survived by sons, Ronald and Philip, daughter, Linda Fiore, 6 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren, Clark was a longtime Danville and Walnut Creek resident prior to the passing of his beloved wife of over 60 years, Betty, and moving from the area.
As a Pharmaceutical representative for a major drug company, Clark served the medical community of the San Ramon Valley for over 20 years while also being a member of the Danville Lions Club. A memorial service for him is planned for a future date.
Contra Costa Times, Antioch, California June 29, 2004
Survived by sons, Ronald and Philip, daughter, Linda Fiore, 6 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren, Clark was a longtime Danville and Walnut Creek resident prior to the passing of his beloved wife of over 60 years, Betty, and moving from the area.
As a Pharmaceutical representative for a major drug company, Clark served the medical community of the San Ramon Valley for over 20 years while also being a member of the Danville Lions Club. A memorial service for him is planned for a future date.
Contra Costa Times, Antioch, California June 29, 2004
Joseph "Clark" Blagg passed away of natural causes, on June 11, 2004 in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Survived by sons, Ronald and Philip, daughter, Linda Fiore, 6 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren, Clark was a longtime Danville and Walnut Creek resident prior to the passing of his beloved wife of over 60 years, Betty, and moving from the area.
As a Pharmaceutical representative for a major drug company, Clark served the medical community of the San Ramon Valley for over 20 years while also being a member of the Danville Lions Club. A memorial service for him is planned for a future date.
Contra Costa Times, Antioch, California June 29, 2004
Survived by sons, Ronald and Philip, daughter, Linda Fiore, 6 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren, Clark was a longtime Danville and Walnut Creek resident prior to the passing of his beloved wife of over 60 years, Betty, and moving from the area.
As a Pharmaceutical representative for a major drug company, Clark served the medical community of the San Ramon Valley for over 20 years while also being a member of the Danville Lions Club. A memorial service for him is planned for a future date.
Contra Costa Times, Antioch, California June 29, 2004
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