Marc was an exceptional individual and a dedicated worker. It was a privilege to know him as a friend and as a co-worker too during his tenure at TMLT. He is greatly missed!

I'm so sad to hear of Marc's passing. He truly was the epitome of what a kind and caring Christian should aspire to be.  He had a fantastic sense of humor and a contagious laugh.  My thoughts and prayers are with his family, as I know their feeling of loss is deep. May God stretch His hands and give you comfort in your grief .

I would like to echo: Marc's collegiality, his sense of humor, his true friendship to so many, and his wonderful smile will be genuinely missed by all who knew him. Marc was the epitome of all that is good in a man. The memories we have of him, we will all hold near and dear to our hearts. To know him was to love him. My sincerest regrets go to his wife, Karen and his two sons. They meant the world to him and he spoke of you all fondly and often. I personally will miss him a great deal and will think of him often. May your memories help build a bridge and soothe you during this difficult time.
~Vida Love

I am so saddened to hear of Marc's passing. I had the pleasure of working with Marc at TMLT & I was so happy to know that he took place of VP after Sue retired. His spirit was nothing but kindness & his work ethic, contagious. What an honor to have met him. My deepest condolences to his family. 

Marc set an example for us all...in his career, with his family and friends, and in all aspects of his life.  My heart is heavy for his family and for all of us who knew, loved, and respected him.  He is gone way to soon, but he left us with a legacy that I know I will remember and cherish always.

Marc has been a great friend for decades. While our relationship started professionally and I, personally, only ever saw him one weekend a year on our annual golf/fishing outings, he became a friend early on and we also visited on the phone from time to time.
He was kind, compassionate and giving and no doubt will always be missed, but fondly remembered.

Russell R. Smith
Fairchild, Price, Haley & Smith
Nacogdoches, Texas

Marc was truly a great man to have worked with and to have as a personal friend. He was such a kind and gentle soul, and among the most genuine individuals I have ever known. His integrity was unequaled. 

Marc was also a mentor to me during my tenure at TMLT (when I was in the claims dept.) and he would readily share his extensive claims experience with me whenever I called upon it.
 
I was greatly blessed to have communicated with Marc on several occasions via phone and text messaging before his untimely passing. We shared our Catholic faith and prayed together for mutual healing just a few days before, which is a memory I will always cherish. Marc will be forever remembered  as a man of inspiration and profound faith who “fought the good fight” to the best of his strength and spirit. 

I hope to see him in heaven when my time comes and to share together in the beatific vision. Marc you will be dearly missed and may you rest in eternal peace.


Dear Karen, Matthew, and Travis,

I am so sorry for your loss.  Marc was always a pleasant man to talk to.  When you spoke with him, it was like someone you felt you knew your whole life.   He was first class and never in a bad mood.  He was so easy to talk with and very sharp witted in a pleasant way.     He  spoke highly of all of you.  

I am going to miss him.    

Yours very truly,

Tom Hotaling   

I first met Marc in 1996 when I started working  for Titan .  3 years later he tried to get me to go work at TMLT.  I thought to myself there is no way I am driving to Austin.  Well 22 years I am still at TMLT .   Marc  was a great friend,  mentor and boss.  He was always positive, kind and would help you in any way he could.  He loved his family and talked about them often.  I know he liked his job too.  He was good at it and good at bringing out the best in others.  RIP Marc.   My thoughts and prayers are with his family.  

I got to know Marc on a few occasions at work and on the golf course. He was full of life and such a joy to talk to and work with.  He will be missed. My condolences to the family and may Marc's fond memories help everyone heal from this loss. 

I’ve known Marc for the last thirty-five years, simply as a friend. In all that time I’ve never heard him speak negatively about anyone, but I’ve heard him give praise to many. He was a true friend, comfortable in his own skin, and truly thankful for all God provided him. I enjoyed the times we spent hunting, fishing, playing cards, and cooking outdoors. I cherish those memories and look fondly back at them. The only treasures we take with us when we leave this world, are the happy memories we make with friends and Family. Marc gave so many treasures to so many people. I respect Marc for the priorities he kept in his life - he was devoted to his wife and two sons. His Legacy will no doubt continue through his Family. He left this world better than he found it. I consider it a blessing to have spent time with my friend Marc.

My wife and I were saddened to hear of Marc's passing. We met Marc and Karen when we bought their home in San Antonio.  Their friendliness and hospitality will never be forgotten.  Our heart-felt condolences to Karen, the boys, and the rest of the family. He will be remembered at our Masses at Mission Concepcion this Sunday in San Antonio. May his soul rest in peace. 

Deacon Ray and Rosemary Jimenez

I was blessed to have worked with Marc for 23 years and he was a great friend.   His passing is so hard to put into words as he had so many wonderful attributes.    He lived life in accordance to what the good book says...God, Family, Friends, Work.

Marc was open about his Christian faith and his love of the Lord.  He walked the walk in his faith as he treated everyone equally with his generosity and kindness.  His heart was filled with joy and  he truly cared about people.  Importantly, he took the time to uplift others in times of need.

His family was so important to him and he often spoke about his love for Karen, Matthew and Travis.  He was thankful for his family and  the fact that they did so much together.  Marc also frequently spoke about his love for his mother and how much he enjoyed his  trips to Brownsville, TX. for visits.  He has close relationships with his sisters and brothers and he cherished spending time with them.   To his family...please know that you all were everything to him and he spoke of you often.

Marc was a wonderful friend to everyone he met.  He enjoyed having fun and every gathering was enhanced with his presence.   Be it a work meeting, or fishing-hunting outing, Marc was always looking for opportunities to bring humor into situations.  You could also always count on him in times of need.  It would be very hard to find someone who didn't like Marc Clint.

Gosh Marc loved to work and his job.  He believed in hard work whether it be in the office or on his deer lease.  We often teased him about knowing as much about the medical facts of a case as much as the physician he was defending.    He was great at his job and the physicians/attorneys admired and respected him.  In fact, Marc has supervised the most trial wins in the history of TMLT.   His work legacy will live for years to come.

I'm certain that Marc is currently in heaven playing golf with his dad.  God Bless! 

Marc Clint was the kind of man everyone thought of as their best friend.  He was kind of heart, loved a good laugh, and was the man you'd want in the courtroom when the stakes were high and the chips were down.  We grew up together as trial lawyer and claims adjuster, and I will miss him more than I can say.  Karen, Matthew and Travis, you are in my thoughts and prayers.  Liz

Yes, we are of good courage, and we would rather be away from the body and at home with the Lord.
2 Corinthians 5:8 

My desire is to depart and be with Christ, for that is far better.
Philippians 1:23 


I worked with Marc before TMLT at Titan Indemnity so he was still fine tuning his professional skills. Marc always believed in my Dallas Cowboy loyalty and San Antonio Spurs loyalty. I always blamed him for losses by either team and he was quick to provide a thorough Marc analysis of what went wrong. 

Marc was a "puro" Mexicano. That fact was cemented the first time I heard him do a "grito" ( it is a yell that starts deep down and explodes into sheer brute noise!!) Most know what I am referring to. He would enter the grito contests in Brownsville and if I am not mistaken he won a couple of times!!

All before me have given their thoughts about Marc and I agree with all. He was a great colleague and a good friend where no matter how long it was between our visits, we could pick up where we left off. Those are the constants of a friend that I shall truly miss........

I was part of the TMLT interviewing team that met with Marc when we hired him into the Claim Department many years ago.  He  was strongly recommended by John Devin whose opinion we trusted highly.  Marc immediately showed his considerable skills in overseeing a large territory with many dangerous lawsuits.  Over the years that I worked with Marc, I learned to trust his opinions and recommendations on cases and company issues.  The more I dealt with Marc, the more I liked him.  His collegiality, his sense of humor, his true friendship to so many, and his wonderful smile . . . will be genuinely missed by all who knew him.  He was a great team member and a wonderful man.  My wife and I offer our most sincere condolences and prayers for his family and friends.  May we all see him again someday.

I am SO sorry to hear about Marc's untimely passing.  We worked together for some years at TMLT, and I remember that Marc always had a smile on his face, and many great stories to share about his family, who he obviously loved dearly.  He had a heart of gold and would absolutely give you the shirt off his back if he thought it would help you.  I have many fond memories of my 22 years at TMLT, and Marc Clint was certainly one of the folks who made those memories so sweet.  To Karen and his boys, my sincerest condolences and I hope that knowing how much he was loved by so many will comfort you during this time of loss.  My heartfelt prayers.  Christie Zarria

The Kent family sends our deepest condolences to Karen, Matthew, Travis, Margaret, John, Walter, Christine, Marcia, and all of Marc's family and friends.   I considered Marc a mentor and a friend.   He will be deeply missed. 

Our sincerest condolences to Karen, Matthew, Travis and Marc’s mother, brothers and sisters and extended family and friends. Our continued prayers are with you. We will greatly miss Marc as a man of integrity and generosity. Marc and I joined TMLT in 1998 and we quickly became friends. I’m honored to have called Marc my friend and we enjoyed many great times together. We will miss his friendship and the experiences of hunting and fishing together. We were fortunate to have Marc rise in the leadership ranks at TMLT. He was the consummate claims professional. We will miss his knowledge and experience. I trust that if you ever worked with Marc, you are the better for it. His memory and work ethic are legend. 

Marc will be tremendously missed. He was a great person with integrity, loyalty, and love just to name a few. Marc was a pillar at TMLT and I was honored to work with him throughout my tenure on the board of directors. 

Marc was a wonderful man and a true joy to work with, he will be sorely missed. My thoughts and prayers to his family during this most difficult time.

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Marc was preceded in death by his father. He is survived by his loving wife of 36 years, Karen Clint; their two sons Matthew and Travis; his mother Margaret; brothers John and Walter; and sisters Christine and Marcia.

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Marc William Clint

July 6, 1961 – September 10, 2021

Zoeller Funeral Home

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