Guest Book for Richard L Clark

Provided by Ronnie L. Stewart Funeral Service

Posted by: Glenn & Mary Flowers
Mon January 18, 2016 Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Posted by: Wendell and Linda Harvey
Mon January 18, 2016 Dear family,We are so sorry for your loved one passing, our thoughts
and prayers for all.

Wendell and Linda J. Harvey

Posted by: Wilma Lee Harrison Harrell
Mon January 18, 2016 Amy and family, sorry to hear this.  He certainly has left each of you with some precious memories and I trust as days pass that these will bring comfort as you are recalling them one by one.  May God's comforting arms surround you all and provide the peace in the troubling moments you face ahead.

Posted by: Chasity Fenn
Tue January 19, 2016
GARDEN PATH was sent by The Fenn family.
We are sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this most difficult time. God bless, The Fenn family Justin, Chasity, Courtney, Crysanya, Caitlyn, and Toryn.

Posted by: Lisa McCarty
Wed January 20, 2016 Chris, Amy and family.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.  May you find comfort in GOD at this difficult loss in your life and may his memory carry you through your tough days.
Lisa

Posted by: Pat Shuman Hattaway
Thu January 21, 2016 I'm so sorry to here about Richard. Your in my thoughts and prayers, Yvonne. God Bless you!

Pat

Posted by: Wendy Brannen
Thu January 21, 2016 Yvonne,

Patricia forwarded me Richard’s obituary.  Such sad, sad news to get—my heart goes out to you and your kids and grands.  The first thing I think of when I think of Richard is that fantastic smile he had!  I always thought the world of him and appreciated all he (and you) did to help me through the years.  He sure could fix or make anything, couldn’t he???  I honestly was just thinking of him about two weeks ago.  The tile in my little apartment bathroom has seen better days, and I was thinking to myself that if Richard Clark were in Washington, DC, he could have some bright new tile laid like a pro in no time!

It was nice to read about his military service—he did his part to make this world a better place.  You two were so close, so I can only imagine how much you will miss him.

I just sent the write-up to Mom.  She, too, always like Richard and will be sad to hear.  We’ll both be sending prayers to you.  Send my regards to Amy and Angela, and tell that Hillary hello. I bet she’s all grown!  Hard to imagine.

Wendy

Posted by: Glenn & Mary Flowers Mon January 18, 2016	Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.



Posted by: Wendell and Linda Harvey Mon January 18, 2016	Dear family,We are so sorry for your loved one passing, our thoughts and prayers for all. Wendell and Linda J. Harvey



Posted by: Wilma Lee Harrison Harrell Mon January 18, 2016	Amy and family, sorry to hear this. He certainly has left each of you with some precious memories and I trust as days pass that these will bring comfort as you are recalling them one by one. May God's comforting arms surround you all and provide the peace in the troubling moments you face ahead.



Posted by: Chasity Fenn Tue January 19, 2016	GARDEN PATH was sent by The Fenn family. We are sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this most difficult time. God bless, The Fenn family Justin, Chasity, Courtney, Crysanya, Caitlyn, and Toryn.



Posted by: Lisa McCarty Wed January 20, 2016	Chris, Amy and family. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May you find comfort in GOD at this difficult loss in your life and may his memory carry you through your tough days. Lisa



Posted by: Pat Shuman Hattaway Thu January 21, 2016	I'm so sorry to here about Richard. Your in my thoughts and prayers, Yvonne. God Bless you! Pat



Posted by: Wendy Brannen Thu January 21, 2016	Yvonne, Patricia forwarded me Richard’s obituary. Such sad, sad news to get—my heart goes out to you and your kids and grands. The first thing I think of when I think of Richard is that fantastic smile he had! I always thought the world of him and appreciated all he (and you) did to help me through the years. He sure could fix or make anything, couldn’t he??? I honestly was just thinking of him about two weeks ago. The tile in my little apartment bathroom has seen better days, and I was thinking to myself that if Richard Clark were in Washington, DC, he could have some bright new tile laid like a pro in no time! It was nice to read about his military service—he did his part to make this world a better place. You two were so close, so I can only imagine how much you will miss him. I just sent the write-up to Mom. She, too, always like Richard and will be sad to hear. We’ll both be sending prayers to you. Send my regards to Amy and Angela, and tell that Hillary hello. I bet she’s all grown! Hard to imagine. Wendy