Arthur D. Clark, 52, of W. Michigan St., New Carlisle, dead at 1:50a.m. today in the Osteopathic Hospital, South Bend, after a short illness.
He was an artist and decorator.
He was born March 12, 1920 in New Carlisle and had lived there all his life.
Art was a member of the U.S. Army during World War ll, European Theater, serving as a Motor Transport Driver. In June of 1944, Art was chosen to be a back up driver for GENERAL D.D. EISENHOWER.
On March 15, 1947 in New Carlisle, he married Eunice Hugher who survives; also surviving is his mother, Glennie Clark Moffit on New Carlisle; three sons, Roger and Douglas both of New Carlisle, and Lowell, at home; a daughter, Gina at home; a grandchild; four brothers, John and Stewart both of New Carlisle, Rev. Dwight clark of Greeville, S.C., and Vernon of South Bend; four sisters, Mrs. Erma Campbell and Mrs. Jean Richards, both of South Bend, Mrs. Patricia VanEmmons of Centerville Mi., and Mrs. Phyllis Hensell of New Carlisle.
Art was a member of the Community Christian Church; Terre Coupee Lodge 204, F. & A.M.; and Post 204, the American Legion. The Legion will hold military rites at the grave.
Burial will be in New Carlisle Cemetery, New Carlisle, Indiana.
He was an artist and decorator.
He was born March 12, 1920 in New Carlisle and had lived there all his life.
Art was a member of the U.S. Army during World War ll, European Theater, serving as a Motor Transport Driver. In June of 1944, Art was chosen to be a back up driver for GENERAL D.D. EISENHOWER.
On March 15, 1947 in New Carlisle, he married Eunice Hugher who survives; also surviving is his mother, Glennie Clark Moffit on New Carlisle; three sons, Roger and Douglas both of New Carlisle, and Lowell, at home; a daughter, Gina at home; a grandchild; four brothers, John and Stewart both of New Carlisle, Rev. Dwight clark of Greeville, S.C., and Vernon of South Bend; four sisters, Mrs. Erma Campbell and Mrs. Jean Richards, both of South Bend, Mrs. Patricia VanEmmons of Centerville Mi., and Mrs. Phyllis Hensell of New Carlisle.
Art was a member of the Community Christian Church; Terre Coupee Lodge 204, F. & A.M.; and Post 204, the American Legion. The Legion will hold military rites at the grave.
Burial will be in New Carlisle Cemetery, New Carlisle, Indiana.
Arthur D. Clark, 52, of W. Michigan St., New Carlisle, dead at 1:50a.m. today in the Osteopathic Hospital, South Bend, after a short illness.
He was an artist and decorator.
He was born March 12, 1920 in New Carlisle and had lived there all his life.
Art was a member of the U.S. Army during World War ll, European Theater, serving as a Motor Transport Driver. In June of 1944, Art was chosen to be a back up driver for GENERAL D.D. EISENHOWER.
On March 15, 1947 in New Carlisle, he married Eunice Hugher who survives; also surviving is his mother, Glennie Clark Moffit on New Carlisle; three sons, Roger and Douglas both of New Carlisle, and Lowell, at home; a daughter, Gina at home; a grandchild; four brothers, John and Stewart both of New Carlisle, Rev. Dwight clark of Greeville, S.C., and Vernon of South Bend; four sisters, Mrs. Erma Campbell and Mrs. Jean Richards, both of South Bend, Mrs. Patricia VanEmmons of Centerville Mi., and Mrs. Phyllis Hensell of New Carlisle.
Art was a member of the Community Christian Church; Terre Coupee Lodge 204, F. & A.M.; and Post 204, the American Legion. The Legion will hold military rites at the grave.
Burial will be in New Carlisle Cemetery, New Carlisle, Indiana.
He was an artist and decorator.
He was born March 12, 1920 in New Carlisle and had lived there all his life.
Art was a member of the U.S. Army during World War ll, European Theater, serving as a Motor Transport Driver. In June of 1944, Art was chosen to be a back up driver for GENERAL D.D. EISENHOWER.
On March 15, 1947 in New Carlisle, he married Eunice Hugher who survives; also surviving is his mother, Glennie Clark Moffit on New Carlisle; three sons, Roger and Douglas both of New Carlisle, and Lowell, at home; a daughter, Gina at home; a grandchild; four brothers, John and Stewart both of New Carlisle, Rev. Dwight clark of Greeville, S.C., and Vernon of South Bend; four sisters, Mrs. Erma Campbell and Mrs. Jean Richards, both of South Bend, Mrs. Patricia VanEmmons of Centerville Mi., and Mrs. Phyllis Hensell of New Carlisle.
Art was a member of the Community Christian Church; Terre Coupee Lodge 204, F. & A.M.; and Post 204, the American Legion. The Legion will hold military rites at the grave.
Burial will be in New Carlisle Cemetery, New Carlisle, Indiana.
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