Timothy Robert Clark
September 25, 1955 — April 13, 2020
On April 13th, 2020 Timothy Robert Clark passed away peacefully at Columbus Hospice.
Regretfully, due to the current pandemic, Tim's Funeral will be postponed until this summer so that his family and friends can gather and celebrate his life.
Timothy Robert Clark was born September 25, 1955 in Perth Andover, New Brunswick, Canada. He was the youngest child to Robert and Helen Clark. Timothy was a sibling to 5 older brothers and 6 older sisters. He later went on to join the United States Military December 9th, 1974 where he served twelve years and followed that all the way to retirement after 35 years in Civil Service working at Dentac (Love Dental Clinic), as a Senior Lab Technician. Tim was married to his sweetheart, Kathy Clark on May 25th, 1993. Together they loved watching movies, traveling, and spending time enjoying one another, swinging on the front porch.
Timothy always loved athletics but did not start playing sports until his junior year of high school, as he proved to be a natural. He made every all-star team for the remainder of his high school career. The sport he was most passionate about was volleyball. He proved this as he went on to play for the "All Army Volleyball" team. Timothy's passion for volleyball could not compete with his love for his family, though. After 3 years of playing Army Volleyball he decided his heart was to be home with his family. In his spare time, Timothy and his best friend Mike Freeman, with the help of others, started local volleyball sand tournaments. He continued to enjoy spending time with his volleyball and poker buddies. Timothy, also, especially enjoyed his daily walks with his buddy Mike.
Timothy deeply loved his family and friends. He always taught his children and grandchildren life's valuable lessons that include fishing, camping, and building things (especially his plaster monsters). Timothy wanted to pass on his hobbies and treasured lessons to his family. He showed his love and pride by being very supportive of all of their sports games and special events.
Timothy leaves behind his beloved son, Jarrad and his two daughters Jennifer and Ashley. He also leaves behind his beloved grandchildren Brianna, Scott, Jacob, Gabby, Cameron, TJ, Jason, Elizabeth and Gino. Timothy always made sure that they knew they were loved and instilled in them his life mottos, "Family First", "Keep your Word" and "You can and you will, that's all it takes", in which they will use to guide them and keep his memory around forever.
He was next to his loving wife and surrounded by his family. Tim is survived by his brother Terry & Mavis Clark, and his sisters Veronica (Vonnie) Doody, Donna (Sis) Clark-Gagnon, Mary & Lenny Willete, and Glenda (Bo) & Greg Spittle.
Regretfully, due to the current pandemic, Tim's Funeral will be postponed until this summer so that his family and friends can gather and celebrate his life.
Timothy Robert Clark was born September 25, 1955 in Perth Andover, New Brunswick, Canada. He was the youngest child to Robert and Helen Clark. Timothy was a sibling to 5 older brothers and 6 older sisters. He later went on to join the United States Military December 9th, 1974 where he served twelve years and followed that all the way to retirement after 35 years in Civil Service working at Dentac (Love Dental Clinic), as a Senior Lab Technician. Tim was married to his sweetheart, Kathy Clark on May 25th, 1993. Together they loved watching movies, traveling, and spending time enjoying one another, swinging on the front porch.
Timothy always loved athletics but did not start playing sports until his junior year of high school, as he proved to be a natural. He made every all-star team for the remainder of his high school career. The sport he was most passionate about was volleyball. He proved this as he went on to play for the "All Army Volleyball" team. Timothy's passion for volleyball could not compete with his love for his family, though. After 3 years of playing Army Volleyball he decided his heart was to be home with his family. In his spare time, Timothy and his best friend Mike Freeman, with the help of others, started local volleyball sand tournaments. He continued to enjoy spending time with his volleyball and poker buddies. Timothy, also, especially enjoyed his daily walks with his buddy Mike.
Timothy deeply loved his family and friends. He always taught his children and grandchildren life's valuable lessons that include fishing, camping, and building things (especially his plaster monsters). Timothy wanted to pass on his hobbies and treasured lessons to his family. He showed his love and pride by being very supportive of all of their sports games and special events.
Timothy leaves behind his beloved son, Jarrad and his two daughters Jennifer and Ashley. He also leaves behind his beloved grandchildren Brianna, Scott, Jacob, Gabby, Cameron, TJ, Jason, Elizabeth and Gino. Timothy always made sure that they knew they were loved and instilled in them his life mottos, "Family First", "Keep your Word" and "You can and you will, that's all it takes", in which they will use to guide them and keep his memory around forever.
He was next to his loving wife and surrounded by his family. Tim is survived by his brother Terry & Mavis Clark, and his sisters Veronica (Vonnie) Doody, Donna (Sis) Clark-Gagnon, Mary & Lenny Willete, and Glenda (Bo) & Greg Spittle.
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