Robert A. Clark

Robert "Bob" Clark, age 65, of Lincoln Park, Michigan peacefully passed on Sunday, July 12th 2020. Bob was born December 11, 1954 in Detroit, Michigan and was raised in both Colorado and Michigan. Bob was the 8th of 11 children. He was a loving husband of 40 years, father of 2 daughters and grandfather of 6. He is survived by his loving & devoted wife; Laura (McCall) Clark, daughters Klarissa (Jose) Padilla of Southgate and Kameron (Eduardo) Clark of Lincoln Park, which he was very proud of and adored. Bob has 6 wonderful grandchildren; Dominic (16), Giavanna (14), Dominic (10), Noah (7), Sebastian (3) and Kruz (2) that he loved and spoiled unconditionally. He is survived by brothers; George (Nancy) Clark, Kenneth Clark and sisters; Joan (Jeff) Scheel, Patricia (RJ) Freeman and numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews, family and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents; William H. Clark, Sr. and Mary Jane (Davis) Clark and siblings; Mary Jane Clark, Nancy Clark, Jackie Gates, Sue Chezum, William H. Clark, Jr. and Carol Buccanan. Bob enjoyed spending time woodworking, grilling, camping, fishing, watching the grandkids and eating ice cream. Bob was a playful, fun loving, lighthearted, straight to the point, wise cracking, practical jokester who enjoyed Halloween, The 4th of July and spending time with Family and Friends. He supported both daughters throughout their sports careers and carried that tradition onto his grandchildren. He loved watching the Goonies, anything with Tim Allen, Rodney Dangerfield and his all time favorite, Deputy Barney Fife! Services will be held Sunday, July 19th from 2-5 pm with lunch served at 3 pm at Crystal Gardens, Southgate, Michigan. Bob's final resting place will be amongst family in Colorado. The family requests that all visitors wear a mask while practicing social distancing. In lieu of flowers, please donate to either The Andy Griffith Museum in North Carolina or The Michigan Department of Natural Resources Game and Fish Protection Trust Fund in his honor.