1960
Brian
2018
Brian A. Clark
July 20, 1960 — March 14, 2018
CLARK – Brian A., 57, Sidman, died March 14, 2018, at home. Born July 20, 1960, in Johnstown, son of Barbara M. (Nemcek) Clark and the late Robert B. Clark.
Survived by mother; loving wife of 30 years, Gwendolyn C. (Shank) Clark, whom he married June 20, 1987; brother, Robert “Bob” Clark, New Jersey; and sister, Barbara J., wife of Ivan Malecki, Pittsburgh; also niece, Alina Malecki; and nephews, Ian and Austin Clark and Darius Malecki.
Brian spent his lifetime working in the insurance adjusting field, managing body shops and helping others. He truly loved his family and friends very much. He enjoyed his occasional fishing and hunting experiences with his buddies and uncles. He used his auto body skills to bring life back to old cars, and followed his passion by starting his own business, “Clark’s Pro Auto Body.” His love of cars enticed him to join “The OriginalSS Car Club” with his old car club buddies.
“He was and always will be the love of my life and will always be at my side in spirit, but now walking in the gracious glory of our Heavenly Father,” Gwen.
Honoring his wishes, all services will be private.
Arrangements by Charles O. Dimond Funeral Home, Inc., South Fork.
As an expression of sympathy please consider memorial donations to “The OriginalSS Car Club.”
www.DimondFuneralHome.com
Survived by mother; loving wife of 30 years, Gwendolyn C. (Shank) Clark, whom he married June 20, 1987; brother, Robert “Bob” Clark, New Jersey; and sister, Barbara J., wife of Ivan Malecki, Pittsburgh; also niece, Alina Malecki; and nephews, Ian and Austin Clark and Darius Malecki.
Brian spent his lifetime working in the insurance adjusting field, managing body shops and helping others. He truly loved his family and friends very much. He enjoyed his occasional fishing and hunting experiences with his buddies and uncles. He used his auto body skills to bring life back to old cars, and followed his passion by starting his own business, “Clark’s Pro Auto Body.” His love of cars enticed him to join “The OriginalSS Car Club” with his old car club buddies.
“He was and always will be the love of my life and will always be at my side in spirit, but now walking in the gracious glory of our Heavenly Father,” Gwen.
Honoring his wishes, all services will be private.
Arrangements by Charles O. Dimond Funeral Home, Inc., South Fork.
As an expression of sympathy please consider memorial donations to “The OriginalSS Car Club.”
www.DimondFuneralHome.com
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