Birth date: Feb 13, 1950 Death date: Feb 5, 2013
William "Bill" Clark, Jr., age 62, of Marine City, Michigan went to be with the Lord on February 5, 2013 after a brave and strong battle with breast cancer and heart disease. Bill was born February 13, 1950, in Michigan and raise Read Obituary
Dad, Life will never be the same without you. I'm glad you are not suffering or in pain anymore but I miss you sooo much. You were loved and very fond of by many people. We will never forget you and your fun loving spirit for life. I love you very much and can't wait to see you again one day
Your loving daughter,
Andrea
I just hope you know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Bill was one of the very few i truly respected, and man, could he crack me up! But most of all i remember the joy he brought to my sons with a bag of candy bars and the song " Eye of the Tiger" playing repeatedly on the car radio. It might not seem like a big deal, but it sure was to two little boys. You will forever be loved and remembered.
My Brother was my Rock, he played many rolls in my Life, Father, Brother and my Best FRIEND. I will always have him around me, He taught me how to be a young lady, special things were, how to fix my hair, wear makeup, shave my legs, bought my first pair of Nylons. Bill road a motorcycle and always had me with him, our favorite stop was the Dairy Queen on Harper in Michigan. My Brother was always there when I needed him, didn't matter how big or small he was there. When he was in the Service I baked him brownies and cookies 3xs a week with letters daily. He came home from the Service and bought me my Drivers License, wow I was never so Happy. I Love him so Dearly and will Miss him more than anyone could know. I use to call him My BBB BIG BROTHER BILL. MEMORIES I'LL NEVER FORGET, NEVER. HE was so proud of his Girls. Many Laughs and many tears we shared together as big brother and baby sister. BBB WILL MISS YOU BUT NEVER LEAVE MY HEART, LOVE ALWAYS PATTY YOUR BABY SISTER FOREVER. ALL CLARK'S ARE STRONG PEOPLE. Many things to share and never Forgotten. Peace Brother I Love You. Bill was fun and wild and Loved to Joke around, card games Hand and foot, fun fun fun. Always bought him Big Candy Bars and hid them in his work truck, he would call me and say Thanks.
Sending my prayers and deep condolences to the family! Bill was a wonderful man. I have great memories of him always being a "hands on" Uncle to my three boys. I also remember him being a constant "smart___", but in a fun-loving way! :) My oldest son shared his birthday.... Bill will be on our minds on Wednesday as we wish Robbie a Happy Birthday!
Kim Jewell
(formerly Clark)
Dan and I are so sorry for your loss. We met Bill at James and Karries house. He was like an old friend. He joked with me as if we had known each other for years. He was so funny yet very kind. He obviously loved his family so very much. We will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless you and keep you in his loving arms. Dan and Charlotte Kvocka
I will never forget the way you used to leave the toilet seat up so i would get a free butt washing our the way you always made sure there was watermelon when i came to visit... Your humor was out of this world.. I'll never forget the day not too long ago when you told me you always thought of me as a daughter more than a niece... I love you and miss you....
I will miss your humor, your hand in friendship, and your love! God Bless you!
