Bradley Scott Clark, 35, of Accoville, left us Saturday, December 19, 2020, after a sudden illness.
Born October 29, 1985, at Man, the son of Paul Douglas Clark and Adele Carter.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Ophelia Carter; his mother who he cherished, Adele Carter, and his father Paul Clark.
Bradley was a 2004 graduate of Man High School. He was a fun, loving guy who could put a smile on anyone’s face with his great sense of humor. He loved and cherished his family, especially his children; Jalynn Clark, little Bradley Clark, Jazmin Clark, and little Justin Earnest who he loved like his own son. He also had a close loving relationship with the mother of his two youngest children, Jacklin Ratliff. He had a very close bond with his sister, Deshawna Carter who he loved oh so dearly. He would always say to her, “I love you sis!!” They had an unconditional love for one another and were protective of each other. He had a devoted uncle, William “Tootie” Carter who he was very fond of and looked up to as a role model and father figure. He also had another special uncle, Reginald Carter who he considered a father figure as well.
Those left to cherish his memory are his beloved sister, Deshawna; his children, Jalynn, Jazmin and little Bradley and a host of other family and friends. Bradley is gone but will never be forgotten
Graveside services will be held at 12:00 p.m. Sunday, December 27, 2020, at Forest Lawn Cemetery at Pecks Mill with Rev. Michael Pollard officiating.
Pall bearers will be family and friends.
Born October 29, 1985, at Man, the son of Paul Douglas Clark and Adele Carter.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Ophelia Carter; his mother who he cherished, Adele Carter, and his father Paul Clark.
Bradley was a 2004 graduate of Man High School. He was a fun, loving guy who could put a smile on anyone’s face with his great sense of humor. He loved and cherished his family, especially his children; Jalynn Clark, little Bradley Clark, Jazmin Clark, and little Justin Earnest who he loved like his own son. He also had a close loving relationship with the mother of his two youngest children, Jacklin Ratliff. He had a very close bond with his sister, Deshawna Carter who he loved oh so dearly. He would always say to her, “I love you sis!!” They had an unconditional love for one another and were protective of each other. He had a devoted uncle, William “Tootie” Carter who he was very fond of and looked up to as a role model and father figure. He also had another special uncle, Reginald Carter who he considered a father figure as well.
Those left to cherish his memory are his beloved sister, Deshawna; his children, Jalynn, Jazmin and little Bradley and a host of other family and friends. Bradley is gone but will never be forgotten
Graveside services will be held at 12:00 p.m. Sunday, December 27, 2020, at Forest Lawn Cemetery at Pecks Mill with Rev. Michael Pollard officiating.
Pall bearers will be family and friends.
Bradley Scott Clark, 35, of Accoville, left us Saturday, December 19, 2020, after a sudden illness.
Born October 29, 1985, at Man, the son of Paul Douglas Clark and Adele Carter.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Ophelia Carter; his mother who he cherished, Adele Carter, and his father Paul Clark.
Bradley was a 2004 graduate of Man High School. He was a fun, loving guy who could put a smile on anyone’s face with his great sense of humor. He loved and cherished his family, especially his children; Jalynn Clark, little Bradley Clark, Jazmin Clark, and little Justin Earnest who he loved like his own son. He also had a close loving relationship with the mother of his two youngest children, Jacklin Ratliff. He had a very close bond with his sister, Deshawna Carter who he loved oh so dearly. He would always say to her, “I love you sis!!” They had an unconditional love for one another and were protective of each other. He had a devoted uncle, William “Tootie” Carter who he was very fond of and looked up to as a role model and father figure. He also had another special uncle, Reginald Carter who he considered a father figure as well.
Those left to cherish his memory are his beloved sister, Deshawna; his children, Jalynn, Jazmin and little Bradley and a host of other family and friends. Bradley is gone but will never be forgotten
Graveside services will be held at 12:00 p.m. Sunday, December 27, 2020, at Forest Lawn Cemetery at Pecks Mill with Rev. Michael Pollard officiating.
Pall bearers will be family and friends.
Born October 29, 1985, at Man, the son of Paul Douglas Clark and Adele Carter.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Ophelia Carter; his mother who he cherished, Adele Carter, and his father Paul Clark.
Bradley was a 2004 graduate of Man High School. He was a fun, loving guy who could put a smile on anyone’s face with his great sense of humor. He loved and cherished his family, especially his children; Jalynn Clark, little Bradley Clark, Jazmin Clark, and little Justin Earnest who he loved like his own son. He also had a close loving relationship with the mother of his two youngest children, Jacklin Ratliff. He had a very close bond with his sister, Deshawna Carter who he loved oh so dearly. He would always say to her, “I love you sis!!” They had an unconditional love for one another and were protective of each other. He had a devoted uncle, William “Tootie” Carter who he was very fond of and looked up to as a role model and father figure. He also had another special uncle, Reginald Carter who he considered a father figure as well.
Those left to cherish his memory are his beloved sister, Deshawna; his children, Jalynn, Jazmin and little Bradley and a host of other family and friends. Bradley is gone but will never be forgotten
Graveside services will be held at 12:00 p.m. Sunday, December 27, 2020, at Forest Lawn Cemetery at Pecks Mill with Rev. Michael Pollard officiating.
Pall bearers will be family and friends.
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