Birth date: Mar 4, 1936 Death date: Jun 10, 2023
Donald J. Clark, 87, of Spring Hill, Florida passed away at 8:28 pm Saturday, June 10, 2023 at Elevated Estates in New Port Richey, Florida. He was born March 4, 1936 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania the son of the late David Clark a Read Obituary
This is from 2011 when Uncle Donald and aunt Shirley came to visit my son and I … I was very grateful for this I had not seen them in so long and found that we were near each other in Florida and made it happen. RIP, Uncle Donald I love you.
Uncle Donald is one of my mom Jean’s many brothers. I remember him as always calm and nice and we enjoyed visiting at his home in Morrisville. May uncle Donald RIP and my condolences to my cousins and Aunt Shirl. Mary Beth
RIP Pop-pop, you will be forever missed!
Give my dad a kiss and hug from all of us!
Uncle Donald was a great man! He was a trailblazer and I enjoyed his stories about his time in Philadelphia and moving to Buck County, Pa and Florida. It was great hearing stories about him and my dad growing up in the Clark household… in Philly. Definitely characters!! I always enjoyed his visits back to PA and watching the Eagles vs. Bucs playoff games while he was visiting. We would always send him back to FL with Philly newspapers saying Eagles win! When he stayed with us in PA, I would be responsible for setting up his sleeping arrangements in the house… and I enjoyed messing with him! I enjoyed staying with him in Florida and shooting pool with him as we talked about family times. It was simple things! I didn’t live close but would call and he would always fill me in on the weather in FL….sometimes it was after I just finished shoveling up north. Uncle Donald loved his family as he talked about them frequently and he will surely be missed by us all!! Rest in Peace, Uncle Donald
This man treated me as a son the moment I said "I do" to his beautiful daughter in 1983. Donald loved his family and extended family, always asking about them right up to the day he passed away. He loved his wife Shirley and was very proud to tell everyone just that. Even though he battled dementia for the last several years, he loved to tell his stories growing up in Philadelphia, and while in the Navy. I will cherish the memories of listening to these stories Sunday evenings, while enjoying an after dinner cigar and juice (Disoronna) with him. Rest in Peace dad.
