Charles Michael (Mike) CLARK, born March 10, 1949, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, June 6, 1999. He was a true servant of God and loved his family unconditionally. He made many great deals on a handshake and a smile. He loved life, the Lord, and his church friends with joy.
Survivors include his loving and cherished wife, Stephanie of the home, children, James M. Clark and his wife, Jennifer of OKC, Justin C. Clark of Nashville, TN, Waylon J. Clark of Dallas, TX, Christen M. Clark of Edmond, OK, Christopher M. (Goose) Clark of the home; his mother, Omega Clark of OKC; his grandfather, Lee Maxey of Moore, OK father and mother-in-law, Elmo and Mona Black of OKC; a brother, Bob Clark and his wife, Linda, and precious nephew, Cam of Hendersonville, TN, sister, Susan Garner and her husband, Cecil of Ft. St. John, B.C., Canada, brother-in-law, Don Eugene Price, II and his wife, Jacki, and nephews, Chad and Ethan of Wetumka, OK, brother-in-law, Travis Piper of Tulsa, OK.
Mike began and became CEO of an international accounting firm, C. Michael Clark & Assoc. Inc., that is in its twentieth year. Mike was known for never saying a bad word about anyone. Everyone else always came first. Mike was a founding member of the Greater Oklahoma Bluegrass Music Society.
Mike was preceded in death by his dear father, Charles (Charlie) Clark. Mike loved teaching his junior high Sunday School boys class at Cherokee Hills Baptist Church in which he has been a member for 20 years. He was known for his generosity, love of laughter, joy, and giving. He was always quick to lend an open hand, a gentle smile, and a love for his Lord and Savior.
The Daily Oklahoman, June 9, 1999
(Submitted by Okieologist #46948620)
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Stephanie was his wife at the time of his death. All of his children are still living.
(info from TheOldChief)
Survivors include his loving and cherished wife, Stephanie of the home, children, James M. Clark and his wife, Jennifer of OKC, Justin C. Clark of Nashville, TN, Waylon J. Clark of Dallas, TX, Christen M. Clark of Edmond, OK, Christopher M. (Goose) Clark of the home; his mother, Omega Clark of OKC; his grandfather, Lee Maxey of Moore, OK father and mother-in-law, Elmo and Mona Black of OKC; a brother, Bob Clark and his wife, Linda, and precious nephew, Cam of Hendersonville, TN, sister, Susan Garner and her husband, Cecil of Ft. St. John, B.C., Canada, brother-in-law, Don Eugene Price, II and his wife, Jacki, and nephews, Chad and Ethan of Wetumka, OK, brother-in-law, Travis Piper of Tulsa, OK.
Mike began and became CEO of an international accounting firm, C. Michael Clark & Assoc. Inc., that is in its twentieth year. Mike was known for never saying a bad word about anyone. Everyone else always came first. Mike was a founding member of the Greater Oklahoma Bluegrass Music Society.
Mike was preceded in death by his dear father, Charles (Charlie) Clark. Mike loved teaching his junior high Sunday School boys class at Cherokee Hills Baptist Church in which he has been a member for 20 years. He was known for his generosity, love of laughter, joy, and giving. He was always quick to lend an open hand, a gentle smile, and a love for his Lord and Savior.
The Daily Oklahoman, June 9, 1999
(Submitted by Okieologist #46948620)
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Stephanie was his wife at the time of his death. All of his children are still living.
(info from TheOldChief)
Charles Michael (Mike) CLARK, born March 10, 1949, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, June 6, 1999. He was a true servant of God and loved his family unconditionally. He made many great deals on a handshake and a smile. He loved life, the Lord, and his church friends with joy.
Survivors include his loving and cherished wife, Stephanie of the home, children, James M. Clark and his wife, Jennifer of OKC, Justin C. Clark of Nashville, TN, Waylon J. Clark of Dallas, TX, Christen M. Clark of Edmond, OK, Christopher M. (Goose) Clark of the home; his mother, Omega Clark of OKC; his grandfather, Lee Maxey of Moore, OK father and mother-in-law, Elmo and Mona Black of OKC; a brother, Bob Clark and his wife, Linda, and precious nephew, Cam of Hendersonville, TN, sister, Susan Garner and her husband, Cecil of Ft. St. John, B.C., Canada, brother-in-law, Don Eugene Price, II and his wife, Jacki, and nephews, Chad and Ethan of Wetumka, OK, brother-in-law, Travis Piper of Tulsa, OK.
Mike began and became CEO of an international accounting firm, C. Michael Clark & Assoc. Inc., that is in its twentieth year. Mike was known for never saying a bad word about anyone. Everyone else always came first. Mike was a founding member of the Greater Oklahoma Bluegrass Music Society.
Mike was preceded in death by his dear father, Charles (Charlie) Clark. Mike loved teaching his junior high Sunday School boys class at Cherokee Hills Baptist Church in which he has been a member for 20 years. He was known for his generosity, love of laughter, joy, and giving. He was always quick to lend an open hand, a gentle smile, and a love for his Lord and Savior.
The Daily Oklahoman, June 9, 1999
(Submitted by Okieologist #46948620)
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Stephanie was his wife at the time of his death. All of his children are still living.
(info from TheOldChief)
Survivors include his loving and cherished wife, Stephanie of the home, children, James M. Clark and his wife, Jennifer of OKC, Justin C. Clark of Nashville, TN, Waylon J. Clark of Dallas, TX, Christen M. Clark of Edmond, OK, Christopher M. (Goose) Clark of the home; his mother, Omega Clark of OKC; his grandfather, Lee Maxey of Moore, OK father and mother-in-law, Elmo and Mona Black of OKC; a brother, Bob Clark and his wife, Linda, and precious nephew, Cam of Hendersonville, TN, sister, Susan Garner and her husband, Cecil of Ft. St. John, B.C., Canada, brother-in-law, Don Eugene Price, II and his wife, Jacki, and nephews, Chad and Ethan of Wetumka, OK, brother-in-law, Travis Piper of Tulsa, OK.
Mike began and became CEO of an international accounting firm, C. Michael Clark & Assoc. Inc., that is in its twentieth year. Mike was known for never saying a bad word about anyone. Everyone else always came first. Mike was a founding member of the Greater Oklahoma Bluegrass Music Society.
Mike was preceded in death by his dear father, Charles (Charlie) Clark. Mike loved teaching his junior high Sunday School boys class at Cherokee Hills Baptist Church in which he has been a member for 20 years. He was known for his generosity, love of laughter, joy, and giving. He was always quick to lend an open hand, a gentle smile, and a love for his Lord and Savior.
The Daily Oklahoman, June 9, 1999
(Submitted by Okieologist #46948620)
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Stephanie was his wife at the time of his death. All of his children are still living.
(info from TheOldChief)
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