Leonard R. Clark passed away on August 15, 2009 at the age of 89. He was one of the eight children of James A. Clark and Martha F. Jones. He grew up in Grayson County TX, and in December 1940, married Viola Brandon. They moved to Fresno, California where their first daughter was born. In 1944, Leonard entered the Army to serve during WW11. After the war, he moved to Houston, TX where he drove a city bus. It was there that he met Mabel Pauline Heaberlin. He and Viola divorced after their second daughter was born on Oct. 13 1947. He and Pauline married January 12, 1948. He worked for the paper mill in Pasadena, TX until retirement. He was proceeded in death by Pauline and his parents. He was survived by his two daughters, Marie (Edward) Passon and Carolyn (Dave) Finethy and one grandson, James E. Passon.
Carol Finethy
Carol Finethy
Leonard R. Clark passed away on August 15, 2009 at the age of 89. He was one of the eight children of James A. Clark and Martha F. Jones. He grew up in Grayson County TX, and in December 1940, married Viola Brandon. They moved to Fresno, California where their first daughter was born. In 1944, Leonard entered the Army to serve during WW11. After the war, he moved to Houston, TX where he drove a city bus. It was there that he met Mabel Pauline Heaberlin. He and Viola divorced after their second daughter was born on Oct. 13 1947. He and Pauline married January 12, 1948. He worked for the paper mill in Pasadena, TX until retirement. He was proceeded in death by Pauline and his parents. He was survived by his two daughters, Marie (Edward) Passon and Carolyn (Dave) Finethy and one grandson, James E. Passon.
Carol Finethy
Carol Finethy
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