I am sorry to learn of your family sorrow.  The death of a loved one is painful.  If I may, I'd like to share scripture found in your Bible that may comfort you in some way.  Please take a moment to read John 6:40, 44, Ps. 36:9, 37:29.

I enjoyed seeing Arnold come into the bank....I loved our conversations and talked about his sugaring and how proud he was of his children.  I missed him when I left the bank last June.  Peace and blessing to you all...you had a great dad!

Cousin Arnold, we hardly knew ye!!  You and my brother, Bob, were closer in age and had seen each other more than those of us who migrated south.  Sadly Bob died 17 years ago this past January, but I'm sure he is greeting you as are your dear parents, Uncle Earl and Aunt Clara Mae.  They raised a fine family and your accomplishments are mind boggling.  You will be missed by all who knew you.
Your cousin, Lois Goodnow Gibbons and her husband, Robert

Having worked with Chuck for many years at the Supervisory Union - people are correct in saying " he was one of the best bus drivers" - he always had a smile and a story to go with it.  He will be missed by many.

To the Clark Family,

My sympathy for you loss.  Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

To the Clark family,

What a beautiful service today and wonderful tribute to your Dad and Grandfather.  He leaves behind a terrific family to carry on his legacy.  May your many memories keep him close.  Our sincere sympathy.

Sue & Fran Timney

Janet and Tony we are sorry for your loss. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Arnold was a fine man and a true friend. I am proud that I knew and worked with him

To The Family of Arnold Clark:  My most sincere condolences in the passing of Arnold.  We were great friends from 1st grade at No 2 through High School.  I know he will be terribly missed by family and community.

To Arnold's family,
I met Arnold several years ago when he and Phyllis brought their dog Cokey to me to be groomed. He was always so kind and gentile with her, especally as she grew older. I always looked forward to his visit for the wonderful chats we would have. He would have some historical tidbit about Guilford, or a wonderful tale about his childhood. He would always have a quart of "liquid gold" for me to enjoy. He got the biggest kick out of the year my husband and his buddies started making their own "liquid gold".  I will miss his wonderful, quiet manner but consider myself as one of the lucky ones to have been a friend. He will be missed by many. With sympathy,

Dear Uncle Arnold, I think we all know just how important you were to all of us for many different reasons. For me it will always be your morning coffee and donut at the old farm house just sitting with family talking about the the day before and the day ahead. And I will forever hold in my heart Chris calling you "hey you" because he couldn't remember your name. You always had a big smile and hug for me. I will miss this and you dearly. Please give gram and gramp a hug for me.... Love, Debbie

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Arnold Clark

17 January, 1925 – 28 March, 2012

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