Guestbook

I just found out today at the end of July that Clark has passed. I wanted to talk to him about life, well you know how that can go. Clark was a great listener and a great storyteller. Anything is open and his memories of times together is uncanny. A great characteristic in a friend. Makes all of the things that are everyday occurrences very special. I will remember him for this more than anything else. My trips to Mag Bay were memorable because of him, he introduced me me to some real characters too. I have a whole folder of his emails of humorous unpolitically correct stories that I open up occasionally to read and laugh and remember. The next generation is going to miss people like Clark who say it as it is with a chuckle and still be civil. A rare breed indeed.

Your friend, Gregg

You should have seen the waves yesterday!

Ah Clark…. we shared surf spots, high school, houses, cars, great friends, and a good chunk of our youth. And one of the greatest pleasures of our later years was to get together and “talk story” about those early times – wonderful memories resurrected with pupus, a good beer, and a long-lasting friendship. Sadly, it feels a bit like one’s own memories are diminished when our friends can no longer embellish them with color and depth. In the years since our youth we have wandered around the globe following our families, our careers, and our interests, but it was always good to be bought back to our roots again. You will be much missed.

As Clark passed by my table at our 50th reunion, he greeted me and flashed his signature smile. It was as though no time had passed since I last saw him in 1965. I remember feeling happy to see his smiling, friendly face again and will hold on to that last image of him forever 🙂

As a friend of Clark, he was our Hawaiian connection here in L.A.. He could talk in perfect
pidgin accent which always made me laugh. Clark was warm hearted person who made
made many connections because of who he was and what he did. I shall miss this connection
dearly! So, Clark Mahalo and a Much Blessed ALOHA. Love, Linda

Hawaiiana storytelling, bright smile, big heart – all will be missed. Aloha, Anna

My heart sank when Bill called with the news, Clark. 😢 I’ll so miss your smiles and laughs, your
kindness, your love of fun and all things Hawaiian. We all will. LXV get togethers ~ Hawaii to
San Clemente ~ won’t be the same without you. Wish I could give you one more big hug!
Aloha 🌴
Cindy

Clark,

Thank you for all your kudos and encouragements. Thank you for all the explanations. Thank you for all the surfboards and surf trips together. Thank you for all the fishing trips and pescado. Thank you for being a true friend. You have been a very special person in my life. I will miss you dearly, but will think of you often.
I’m so happy our families have become friends and appreciate the gatherings. Audrey, Malia and Kyle, please stay in touch.
God Bless MacPac3.
Love,
Steven Levy

Words cannot express the sadness I feel for Clark’s passing. I will miss our conversations and listening to his great stories. He was an intelligent, knowledgeable and fun loving person.

 Dear Friends,
To that wonderful man it just felt right for me to call him “Big Brother”. That’s how he made me feel. Loved like Family🤗. That’s how he and Audrey made us all feel. 

       He said it like it was, not shy with criticism but always very generous with praise.

    So long Captain Clark !! Save us all seats on the bus next to you Big Brother! 😪

      Aloha to All