Bobby Louis Clark

Bobby Louis Clark was born the oldest son of Christian parents, Louis and Evelyn Clark, in Harrison, AR on July 22, 1936.

Bob graduated from Valley Springs High School in 1954. He worked at many jobs, including following the wheat harvest, cutting timber in the mountains of New Mexico, picking apples in Washington, and selling insurance.

In September of 1955, Bob was severely injured in a farm tractor accident which crushed his face, he endured a long recovery; however, just a few months later, he was on his way to Michigan to spend time with family and experience new adventures.

In September of 1960, Bob married Marilyn Kay Stafford Clark in Harrison, AR. To this union two daughters were born, Kim and Cindy. God and also Bob’s love of truck sales brought this family to Oklahoma in 1970 where they have resided since. He retired after 19 years with Scrivner Grocery Company but spent the rest of his working years in truck sales.

Bob passed into the Lord’s arms on Wednesday, December 6. During his memory loss, Bob would still pray before dinner and continued to recite the Lord’s Prayer. He never lost his faith in God, trusting in God’s care.

He is survived by his devoted wife of 63 years, Kay; daughters, Kim Haman (Steve) of Red Lodge, MT, and Cindy Kinnamon of Harrah, OK; five grandchildren, Elizabeth Fulkerson, Leah Mcdonald; Sarah Zvonek (Raymond), Will Haman (Angie), and Matt Haman; and many great grandchildren. He is also survived by his brothers, David Clark (Marilyn) and Jerry Clark (Louise) of Harrison, AR; and special cousin, Joy Falkner (Denny).

Viewing will be Monday, December 11, 2023 at Smith & Kernke N. May from noon to 6 pm. A celebration of life service will be held at Crossings Community Church Chapel, Oklahoma City, OK, at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, December 12.

The family wishes to thank Belvia Smith, Megan and staff at Edmond Daily Living Center, Valir Hospice, Sharece Taylor and her team; Jessica Glover and Jade Valdes, caregivers; Paula Avery, Rhonda Burcham and many church friends and neighbors who helped in so many ways in Bob’s care.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in Bob’s memory may be made to Daily Living Centers, PO Box 608, Bethany, OK 73008.

To watch the livestream the service click the link below:  

https://vimeo.com/event/3953737