Arlen Clark

Princeton Arlen Clark was born Feb. 3rd, 1945 to Harold and Vivian (McKinney) Clark.

Arlen was the middle child of three. His older brother is Harold Wayne Clark and younger sister Janyth (Clark) Polson.

Arlen passed from this life to be with his Lord and Savior on Sept. 25th, 2018 at the age of 73 after a tragic accident. He is survived by his wife of 25 years and 2 days, Linda Case Williams Clark.

One daughter Pamela Clark Miller and children Steven, Timothy, and Brittany.

One son Kent and children, Tommy, Bradley, Casey and April.

Stepdaughter Sherri Lynn Williams Richards, children Tony and Christy and granddaughter Alyssa.  Stepson James Williams.

Their Adopted daughter Lisa Gaskin and husband Doug and children Jessica and Lindsay.

8 great grandkids.

Also survived by Wayne and Betty Clark and Don and Janyth Polson.

And lots of nieces and nephews.

Arlen was born and raised on a farm south of Tuttle. He worked for area farmers and for Sparky, at Sparks' Texaco. He had many friends during his school years. Arlen then moved to Detroit MI. for work.

He ran cranes and digging equipment. That job took him all over the United States and Scotland during his successful career. He married and raised a family there in Michigan. Arlen married Linda 25 years ago and moved back home 18 years ago, not far from where he was born. They built a beautiful home here where they raised gardens, trees, and flowers. He loved the wild birds around their house and keeping them well fed. He loved to collect treasures around the place and tinkered on all sorts of machinery. Arlen had a gentle and kind nature  with a good sense of humor. You could count on Arlen for a good word, a laugh and encouragement every time you seen him. He was quick to help with anything you might need. Arlen will be greatly missed.