Neil Herbert Clark
April 10, 1960 - December 23, 2017
Neil Herbert Clark, 57, went to be with his Lord and King on December 23, 2017, in La Porte Texas.
Neil lived life large! He loved Elvis, traveling, vacationing, Garner State Park, his church, fine dining, bowling, dancing and Special Olympics.
He was the best example of how life should be lived without inhibitions, prejudice, and with much joy.
He loved everyone and never met a stranger. He was full of joy and laughter. It was infectious and contagious. Neil was a hero in his community of Del Rio, Texas where he lived for many years.
He was a member of Liberty Baptist Church before making La Porte, Texas his home with his parents.
Neil Clark is survived by his loving parents, Virgel and Elizabeth (Betty Howe) of La Porte, Texas.
Neil leaves behind his devoted sisters, Lori (Bott) Green of Flagstaff, Arizona; Kimberly (David) Anthoney of Middletown, Delaware; Kulyanee Clark of San Antonio, Texas; Jodi Clark and Elizabeth (Lizzy) Clark, both of La Porte, Texas.
Neil also leaves behind his treasured nieces and nephews, Rebecca (William) Ponder: Joshua (Amy) Green; Rachel (Jordan) McLaughlin; Jacob (Rachelle) Gleason; Jordan (Kaylyn) Gleason; Harmony Pitman; Daniel (Cheryl) Anthoney; Hannah (Michael) Noland; Ulani Ramirez and Kyle (Briana) Ramirez.
Neil leaves numerous Great nieces and nephews (his babies) whom he loved dearly.
Neil is proceeded in death by his Grandparents and his nephew Aaron Ray Green.
Neil spent many years in Del Rio, Texas. He touched many lives and will be greatly missed.
Donations can be made in Neil's name to any Special Olympics chapter.
American Heritage Funeral Home
April 10, 1960 - December 23, 2017
Neil Herbert Clark, 57, went to be with his Lord and King on December 23, 2017, in La Porte Texas.
Neil lived life large! He loved Elvis, traveling, vacationing, Garner State Park, his church, fine dining, bowling, dancing and Special Olympics.
He was the best example of how life should be lived without inhibitions, prejudice, and with much joy.
He loved everyone and never met a stranger. He was full of joy and laughter. It was infectious and contagious. Neil was a hero in his community of Del Rio, Texas where he lived for many years.
He was a member of Liberty Baptist Church before making La Porte, Texas his home with his parents.
Neil Clark is survived by his loving parents, Virgel and Elizabeth (Betty Howe) of La Porte, Texas.
Neil leaves behind his devoted sisters, Lori (Bott) Green of Flagstaff, Arizona; Kimberly (David) Anthoney of Middletown, Delaware; Kulyanee Clark of San Antonio, Texas; Jodi Clark and Elizabeth (Lizzy) Clark, both of La Porte, Texas.
Neil also leaves behind his treasured nieces and nephews, Rebecca (William) Ponder: Joshua (Amy) Green; Rachel (Jordan) McLaughlin; Jacob (Rachelle) Gleason; Jordan (Kaylyn) Gleason; Harmony Pitman; Daniel (Cheryl) Anthoney; Hannah (Michael) Noland; Ulani Ramirez and Kyle (Briana) Ramirez.
Neil leaves numerous Great nieces and nephews (his babies) whom he loved dearly.
Neil is proceeded in death by his Grandparents and his nephew Aaron Ray Green.
Neil spent many years in Del Rio, Texas. He touched many lives and will be greatly missed.
Donations can be made in Neil's name to any Special Olympics chapter.
American Heritage Funeral Home
Neil Herbert Clark
April 10, 1960 - December 23, 2017
Neil Herbert Clark, 57, went to be with his Lord and King on December 23, 2017, in La Porte Texas.
Neil lived life large! He loved Elvis, traveling, vacationing, Garner State Park, his church, fine dining, bowling, dancing and Special Olympics.
He was the best example of how life should be lived without inhibitions, prejudice, and with much joy.
He loved everyone and never met a stranger. He was full of joy and laughter. It was infectious and contagious. Neil was a hero in his community of Del Rio, Texas where he lived for many years.
He was a member of Liberty Baptist Church before making La Porte, Texas his home with his parents.
Neil Clark is survived by his loving parents, Virgel and Elizabeth (Betty Howe) of La Porte, Texas.
Neil leaves behind his devoted sisters, Lori (Bott) Green of Flagstaff, Arizona; Kimberly (David) Anthoney of Middletown, Delaware; Kulyanee Clark of San Antonio, Texas; Jodi Clark and Elizabeth (Lizzy) Clark, both of La Porte, Texas.
Neil also leaves behind his treasured nieces and nephews, Rebecca (William) Ponder: Joshua (Amy) Green; Rachel (Jordan) McLaughlin; Jacob (Rachelle) Gleason; Jordan (Kaylyn) Gleason; Harmony Pitman; Daniel (Cheryl) Anthoney; Hannah (Michael) Noland; Ulani Ramirez and Kyle (Briana) Ramirez.
Neil leaves numerous Great nieces and nephews (his babies) whom he loved dearly.
Neil is proceeded in death by his Grandparents and his nephew Aaron Ray Green.
Neil spent many years in Del Rio, Texas. He touched many lives and will be greatly missed.
Donations can be made in Neil's name to any Special Olympics chapter.
American Heritage Funeral Home
April 10, 1960 - December 23, 2017
Neil Herbert Clark, 57, went to be with his Lord and King on December 23, 2017, in La Porte Texas.
Neil lived life large! He loved Elvis, traveling, vacationing, Garner State Park, his church, fine dining, bowling, dancing and Special Olympics.
He was the best example of how life should be lived without inhibitions, prejudice, and with much joy.
He loved everyone and never met a stranger. He was full of joy and laughter. It was infectious and contagious. Neil was a hero in his community of Del Rio, Texas where he lived for many years.
He was a member of Liberty Baptist Church before making La Porte, Texas his home with his parents.
Neil Clark is survived by his loving parents, Virgel and Elizabeth (Betty Howe) of La Porte, Texas.
Neil leaves behind his devoted sisters, Lori (Bott) Green of Flagstaff, Arizona; Kimberly (David) Anthoney of Middletown, Delaware; Kulyanee Clark of San Antonio, Texas; Jodi Clark and Elizabeth (Lizzy) Clark, both of La Porte, Texas.
Neil also leaves behind his treasured nieces and nephews, Rebecca (William) Ponder: Joshua (Amy) Green; Rachel (Jordan) McLaughlin; Jacob (Rachelle) Gleason; Jordan (Kaylyn) Gleason; Harmony Pitman; Daniel (Cheryl) Anthoney; Hannah (Michael) Noland; Ulani Ramirez and Kyle (Briana) Ramirez.
Neil leaves numerous Great nieces and nephews (his babies) whom he loved dearly.
Neil is proceeded in death by his Grandparents and his nephew Aaron Ray Green.
Neil spent many years in Del Rio, Texas. He touched many lives and will be greatly missed.
Donations can be made in Neil's name to any Special Olympics chapter.
American Heritage Funeral Home
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Adult dependent son of Virgil Clark, MSGT, US Air Force
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