Adrian was a very inspirational man that touched the lives of many. I will always treasure the memories I have of him and the love for his Savior Jesus Christ.
 I firmly believe he lives on with all of us and is still serving on the other side of the veil.

Im saddened that Adrian has passed. He was so courageous and energetic. He was a leader and his occupation was performed like an artist, every thing in its proper place, proper time and always complete. 

I loved Adrian. My first memory of him was as a small toe headed rambunctious kid but with baseball skills far more plentiful than young men twice his age. He had the benefit of watching his older brothers play, imitating and enlarging upon their skills. 

Later I observed him direct several builds within the Henderson Justice facility. The word that comes to my mind is team work, leadership, cooperation and perfection. He was a master. 

I take comfort knowing as he does that this life’s restrictions, pain and trials of health are completed and he is surrounded by beauty, perfect health and healing. That soothes my troubled heart and mind

I was honored to meet Adrian while he was working with City of Henderson. Not only was he one of the smartest guys around, but also one of the  kindest, generous and loving humans I’ve known. He always listened and shared his humble  suggestions when asked.
My condolences go out to his dear family. I’m comforted to know he is at peace and that Families are Forever ❤️

I’m so sorry to hear of Adrian’s passing.  I knew him from working at the City, always a kind word and smile.  Praying for his family that they find comfort in knowing he loved them so much and can now join Cody in watching over them.   
May you find comfort in memories with him and the joy he brought to so many. 
With love and sympathy,
Alysa Neilson

I’m very sad to hear of AC’s passing.  My memories of him are always having something witty to say, loves talking about baseball, the latest construction project, and his family.   He was a joy to be around and his contributions to the community will be remembered.   Adrian was also a past president of the local chapter of the Construction Management Association of America where he played in our annual golf tournament in this photo. 

Our wonderful friend  will be missed by so many as Henderson has lost a man of God & Disciple of Jesus Christ. His Faith was inspiring to me and everyone that knew him. I will miss our conversations as when we would see each other that we had great talks when we would catch up on life. I was fortunate enough to be a teammate & classmate of his. My condolences to his family as we are all heartbroken by the news of his passing. I'm grateful for the Atonement and for eternal life. May God bless his family at this time as we remember Adrian, and the impact that he had during his lifetime. God Be With Him Until We Meet Again. Leo Hernandez Jr. 

I had the pleasure of knowing Adrian when I worked for the City of Henderson. He always had a smile on his face and a kind word for everyone. My heart goes out to his family and friends in this most difficult time. 

AC was a friend, co-worker and turns out a distance relative. We worked together at the City Of Henderson for years. I will never forget Adrian’s passion for his work, but more importantly, his compassion for his fellow man. He is truly a prince here on earth. I will miss him immensely. I take comfort, knowing he’s no longer in pain and he can join his son. Sincerely Ed McGuire 

My ❤️ is with Terri and AC’s sons at this time. My prayers are for your comfort and healing! All my love to the Clark family!

Lisa, Steve and the Sowards crew

How could anyone not love AC, he was the one person in my lifetime that I knew that actually loved people around him and never treated anybody with nothing but respect. When he was a young man around 14 we played baseball against each other and we always thought that the team he played for (The Cardinals) cheated because they had a catcher that was sporting a full beard practically. :-) Come to find out it was just AC. After years of playing against him I ended up transferring from Chaparral High out to Basic so I could play baseball for Coach Chaires, low and behold who was my catcher but none other than that young guy with the balding head and full beard. He was a phenom to play with and have the priviledge to call him my friend. I ran into him while he was still at The City of Henderson and he would be at the same Denny's having breakfast with his fellow workers and we saw each other and it was like we never had spent time away from each other. That is how he was, he made everyone around him feel good just from his presence. I know that my friend sits with his Heavenly Father now and his family members that left this mortal life before him and he is healthy and happy because he was an honorable Priesthood holder, Husband, Father, Brother and friend to all in his life. This earthly life has lost a great angel back to heaven and I can truly say this world is going to miss his warm and wonderful spirit. I love you my brother and thank you for the advice you gave me when I was down in the dumps the last time I had the pleasure of seeing you. I will take it to the Heavens with me.

To the Clark family, my deepest condolences to you all.  I worked at the City of Henderson and ran into Adrian quite often as I was going in and he was going out, or vice versa.  He was ALWAYS smiling, happy and positive .  I also went to high school with him, although I was a couple years behind him.  Even as a teenager in high school he was always friendly, nice and positive, even to a kid a couple grades behind him.  He was a good man.  Prayers to your family at this difficult time.

OBITUARY

Adrian Clark

September 22, 1960 – April 5, 2023

Palm Boulder Highway Mortuary & Cemetery

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