Donald Francis Clark

Don was born in Rochester, NY September 18, 1930 to Arthur and Anne Clark.

His family moved to Michigan when he was about 3 years old. His mother remarried George Wadsworth and they moved to Yuma, Az.

Don graduated from Yuma Union High School where he was active in basketball and Track. He became a Journeyman Plumber after graduation. He later attended a technical school at DeVry and became certified as an electronic engineer.

He was baptized into Christ at the age of 20 and has been a faithful member of the Lord’s church ever since that time. He married Barbara Smith, June 16, 1951, in Yuma, Az at the 12th Street Church of Christ.

Don was drafted into the Military and served 18 months in the Army in the Korean War and was honorably discharged with the rank of Sergeant.

Don retired from Xerox in Webster, NY and they moved to Burleson, Tx in December of 1987 to be closer to family.

Don was known for one of his favorite hobbies, wood working. He and Barbara enjoyed traveling all over the country participating in craft shows.

Don is survived by his wife, Barbara Clark, 3 daughters and their spouses, Linda and Tom Green, Cathy and Ken Gordon, Sheri and Harlan Murrell.

6 grandchildren and their spouses, Josh and Lindsay Green, Mike and Amy Murrell, Zach and Katy Gordon, Jesse Culberson, Stefani and Ryan Watson, and Jaque and James Bell.

10 and a half great grandchildren. Kenley and Liv Culberson, Cole and Levi Murrell, Jaymee, Jackson, and Jacob Bell, Hannah and Eli Green, Wyatt and Coming Soon Cooper Watson.