Frank Clark

The passing of Frank Clark, husband of Mary (Murray) Clark of Caithness NB occurred at the Saint John Regional Hospital, Saint John NB on September 15, 2020 with his loving wife at his side. Born in Hamilton River NL on December 17, 1951, he was a son of the late William and Stella (Best) Clark. A loving husband, brother and uncle, in addition to his wife, Mary, Frank is survived by two sisters: Clementine Parsons of Labrador City NL and Angela Clark (Mervin Hodder) of Stoneville NL; one brother: Terry Clark (Marion Blake) of Goose Bay NL; several nieces and nephews; a large loving in-law family; and several cousins. Besides his parents, Frank was predeceased by one brother: Billy Clark; and one sister: Peg Decker.

Prior to retirement, Frank worked in several areas including being a Burner Repair Technician for Irving Oil. A social butterfly, Frank's charm and sense of humor allowed him to make friends wherever he went. He was a sports fan, especially hockey and baseball, and he looked forward to cheering on the Maple Leafs and the Yankees any chance he had. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #40 in St. George and he also volunteered to umpire many charity baseball games held in the area. Frank was active in the local minor hockey league and was always eager for the season to start. He will be sadly missed by his family, friends and all those who knew him.

Arrangements in the care of the St. George Funeral Home (755-3533) 26 Portage Street, St. George NB. Resting at St. Mark's Anglican Church, St. George NB with visiting on Saturday from 6-9 pm. A private funeral service will be held from the church on Sunday with Rev. Mary Anne Langmaid officiating. The public may greet the family at the St. George Rural Cemetery, St. George NB at 3:00 pm for the interment service. In Frank's memory, donations to the Charlotte County Minor Hockey League or to the Kidney Foundation would be appreciated by the family.

When attending visitation, please respect Covid-19 restrictions and follow social distancing measures. While masks will not be required to enter the church, they are recommended for the safety of the family and public.