Norman Lee Clark

Norm was born May 29, 1948 in London, Ontario, Canada, to the late William Dalton Clark and the late Lola Geraldine Starcher. He attended Holy Family Catholic Church in Clemmons. Norm was a graduate of Queens University, Kingston, Ontario as a Chartered Professional Accountant. He was CFO for the Concorde Group and Vice President of Coverall Shelters in Saskatoon. He was fortunate to retire early and began to explore the world.

Norm was a tropical fish hobbyist, avid backyard bird watcher, dog lover, beach bum and extreme hockey fan. He enjoyed living at his beach side home in Ormond By the Sea, FL many months of the year. He had a special fondness for traveling by cruise ship and visiting many ports and enjoying activities. He was fortunate to have walked the Great Wall in China, swam with sharks in Tahiti and along side wild dolphins in New Zealand. His latest adventure took him to the shores of Ireland.

Norm especially enjoyed his time with family near and far and being a Grandfather and Uncle. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, uncle, brother and friend. He will be lovingly remembered by his three nieces, Sarah, Caroline and Annemarie Marshall of Pfafftown, NC who gave their Canadian Uncle loving names as Uncle Moosie, Uncle Nome and the Norminator.

He is survived by his wife, Carol DiClemente Clark of the home; a son, Stuart Jason Clark and his wife, Darla-Lee Del Clark of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; daughter, Megan Gayle Louise Clark of Louisburg, NC; grandsons, Connor Riley and Emerson Stuart Clark; step-son Nicholas A. Spantgos and wife, Janet of Topeka, KS; step-grandson Mason Rehl. His sister, Charlotte Louise Clark-Carrigan and husband, Leslie of London, Ontario.

A funeral mass will be held at 2:00 PM, Thursday, August 7th at Holy Family Catholic Church with Father Steve officiating. Following the service the family will have a gathering at the Church. The family will receive friends prior to the service from 12:30 until 1:30 PM Thursday, at Frank Vogler and Sons Funeral Home, Clemmons Chapel.

Memorial contributions may be made to American Stroke Foundation, 5916 Dearborn Street, Mission, KS 66202.

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