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Deanna Clark posted a condolence
Monday, July 28, 2014
Jared was my baby boy, took him 3 weeks extra in my womb but after he arrived, that boy was a mover, a shaker, and most of all INSTIGATOR ... he could dream up so many things to keep himself and his brothers in hot water wherever they were...Jared (and his brothers) played football, I guess with his dad being a Talihina Tiger every season, he was bound to teach his boys to play any and all positions...we never got a quarterback (thru school years) but my lineman boys were awesome on the field...yes, I was a screaming mom in the stands when no one else cheered I did...those were my babies out there and they did not only the school proud, they did their dad and mom proud...Jared loved with a capacity very few men have...all my sons do (just like their dad). He was a great son, hubby, daddy, brother, uncle, son (bears repeating)...My baby...yes, it hurts and I still will cry thinking about him and the things that kid could dream up and do just to pester someone...but honestly, I won't wish him back...he is in a much better place...BUT, I wish he had NEVER PASSED BEFORE HIS MOM....SEEMS UN-NATURAL TO ME....REST AND REJOICE WITH OUR HEAVENLY FATHER, YOUR DAD, GRANDPARENTS, COUSINS, UNCLES, AUNTS, AND FRIENDS...MY SWEET BABY BOY....Mom
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Lance Meek posted a condolence
Friday, July 25, 2014
Jared,
I met you through your brother, Brett. The thing that impressed me about you is that you made me feel like a part of the family and became my friend, too. When I came over to spend the night with Brett whether in Broken Bow or in Sperry, you (and the rest of your family) made me feel like a member of the family. I'll never forget our late night talks about friends, life, girls, etc. The world is not as good of a place without you in it.
love you
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Jeremy Wallace posted a condolence
Friday, July 25, 2014
All this week i have been pondering on all the stories and comments that are being told and being written. I titled mine "the One & Only" because that is what you are. I have been holding back tears because it hurts to see that your gone but also know that if i did cry you would be up there calling me a wimp and would put me in a head lock, LOLOL.. Man there was so many memories that we had made at the old house that a book could be written. Between me ,you and Tyson Hardee's in Ada shut down and they closed that road next to the house. The last time i seen you was a couple of months ago and first thing that came to my mind was dang does this guy ever quit growing. you are and will always be one of my brothers and i will never forget all the good times we had and we never had bad times. that is the way that you was. Man if we could have one more cookout, one more gun shooting practice or even one chat i would tell you all about what i have been up to these last days. I know that your doing good and will always watch over us here on earth and every now and then stop by and say hello brother and i will talk with you. Maybe I can tell you my problems and you can help me fix them like you did for me at the old house. Love you brother and in our langauge we say Chi Pisa La Cho Anowa (Unitl we see each other again).
Yoiur Little Natve Brother
Jeremy Wayne.....
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Erin Clark posted a condolence
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Jared, as I've been reading everyone else's memories of you, it makes me wish I'd known you better, and been able to be around you more. We didn't get to spend lots of time together like you and some of your other friends and folks, but what time I did get to spend with you was very meaningful to me. What I recognized in you right away was your love of being a father. And your love of being a brother. And it's not easy being the baby brother, but from what I knew of you, you were always able to hold your own with Brett and Trevor, and that is saying something! :) My best memories of you were not so much the stories to tell (although I do have a few!), but remembering you as such a happy-go-lucky personyou always seemed upbeat and optimisticquick with a laugh or a smile or a joke, or some snappy comeback for your brothers. Even when things weren't going quite right, your sense of humor saw you through. I was always (and still am) in awe of your family and how you all supported and loved each other, and you were a major player in that. It feels so sad to have to say goodbye so early in your life, but it's all a part of God's plan for you and for those you leave behind. You've touched us all in some way, both in life and in death, and I for one am better for you having been in my life, so thanks. Tell Poppy we said hi. Love you. RIP Gee.
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warren posted a condolence
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Oh brother you will be forever missed. I can't pick one story... there are to many and some better left to memory, what I will say is this... Like so many others I am a better person because of you. I have never been able to match you but my wit is sharp because of you my friend. I have become an electrician that any contractor would want only because of you "would you put your name on it"? You understood and supported the paths I have taken when others didn't. You backed me when I was wronged and taught me to do the same. You spent many, many, many a night under vehicles with me and those times will never be forgotten. Hunting, fishing, golf, side work.... I will miss you brother and am so grateful you showed up at M&M and became a part of my life. My heart go's out to your family and I pray for their peace....while you are up there. Do me a favor... Just put the ball in the hole, will you.
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Dee Barnhart posted a condolence
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Jared Frank, I'll always remember you as that little chubby boy following your Dad and big brothers around at the family reunions. I loved your Dad so much, and that love has extended to your and your brothers. Makes me sad that you were called home at such a young age. But I know there are reasons to every call. God bless and keep your family,Jared, I know you are at Peace. Love Always, Your Cousin, Denise
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shonda posted a condolence
Thursday, July 24, 2014
My cousin Jared was a character. He was easy going , funny, and growing up easy to talk to. He seemed to always have something humerous to say about anything. My memories are always going to be of my big cousin making me laugh. I will miss him and i am so sad that i cant make the funeral. The last time we were in contact we talked about us doing kareoke the next time i was in oklahoma. I wish we had talked more since then and i wish i had made kareoke night happen with all the cousins. What a memory that would have been. I always thought my cousin had a beautiful voice. But he would never sing for anyone. I have heard him sing and once a long time ago many years ago i sang right along with him on a long car ride back to Ada. I will remember you and i am sorry for the family you are seperated from at this time. Rest in peace and tell your dad ,my mom and my grandparents i said hi and i love you all.
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Carmen Montgomery posted a condolence
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Jared is someone that touched our lives in such a special way. Warren and Jared have had a friendship that has stood the test of time and am so thankful that he came into Warren 's life all those years ago. Jared had a laughter to his soul and a hand there to help anyone. Anything you all need please let us know. Warren will be there tomorrow. I can't come due to health issues but you will all be in my prayers and thoughts.
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Gary & Lynn Coulson posted a condolence
Thursday, July 24, 2014
We have great memories of Jared when he worked for Coulson Electric. He always brought a smile. Our prayers and thoughts are with the family. Sincerely, Gary & Lynn Coulson
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Sheila Watson posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
I only knew Jared as a baby. I was very young and living in Talihina, OK. Leslie, Deanna, Brett and Trevor became a second family to me. Trevor was just a baby. I began attending church with them and became a fixture with them, especially on Sundays. They were good to me and I know they remain the best of families. Leslie baptized me in a creek. I remember when Jared was born and Deanna brought him home from the hospital. They were all good boys and I missed them when they moved and we lost touch. But, I cherish the memories of being with them and them sharing their life and love with me. Their spiritual influence has lasted a life time for me. I remember so many things they taught me. So, very sad about this. I continue to pray for the family.
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Trevor Clark posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
39 years you were my baby brother, my playmate, my roommate, my teammate, my fishing buddy, my hunting buddy, you were my best friend. You stood next to me on the gridiron and the day I got married. Seems like you were always around. I will miss a lot of things about you, most notably are sarcastic comments over coffee in the morning, sitting on the creek bank killing time, swapping stories about our kids, and our ongoing bedlam debate. You made me a good big brother and a better man than I thought I could ever be. I love you. Thank you for always being Jared.
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Les Clark III posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
My deepest sympathy to each and everyone of you. RIP my cousin.
God bless,
Les Clark III and family
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Diane Brandy-Judd posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Jared always had a kind heart, always had a smile on his
face. Telling jokes I've already heard but laughing as if was
the first I've heard of it..then calling me out on it. :-)
I remembered when he came to visit me when I was sick.,He didnt
didnt stay long but the visit itself was comforting. I asked Jared, so wheres my soup?
He looked at his hand like it was suppose to appear in his hand.
I couldnt help but laugh and said, its Ok!
Jared said I'll have Stoney (his friend)
go to the grocery store and get some. What kind do you like?
I said, I like mine homemade. He was looking wide eyes and nervous.
l said, I'm just kidding. He said, you had me scared and I hope you
get to feeling better cause it's pay back time.
Jared will be greatly missed and I will hold on to those
Great memories from back in the days til the last good ole conversation we had.
May God give Jared's family and friends comfort and Peace
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Brad Sampson posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
I grew up with the Clark Boys when their dad was our Pastor @ 1st Indian Baptist in Dallas,TX. (side note, Leslie was the best preacher I ever knew) I had a different connection with all 3. With Brett,I would act Older/mature. With Trevor, I could act my own age as we were the same age. With Jared, whom I always called Gerrard, my kid side could come out. They lived down the street from us and I'd get to spend the night whenever all 3 were NOT on punishment, so I rarely got to sleepover hahaha. One memory is of a church song we would sing as a youth group. And we would give jared a hard time cuz he would get stuck with the "girl" part of the song cuz he could still sing with a High pitch and the rest of us had Deep manly voices :) but, he sang his heart out regardless. All 3 Clark boys were and will forever be my Brothers.
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Shelly Wall posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Thinking of you makes me think of how perfect God's work is when he is building families. Not that families are perfect, but that he knows just how to put all of us together to help each other, complete each other, challenge each other and love each other. I thank God for making you who you were to your family.
Jared, spending time with you all made some of the best memories Leslie and I have. Whenever we visited you guys we knew three things were going to happen:
1. We were going to church.
2. You boys were going to sing a special. "Proud To Be an American" is a Clark brother classic.
3. We were going to have FUN and laugh A LOT
Thanks for being our big strong cousin, always ready for fun. Thanks for never being too cool for us girls, even if we interrupted your KBA softball field mackin or Falls Creek Icee stand game.
We love you and we'll see you when we all get home.
Leslie and Shelly
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seneca johnson posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Jared,
When i heard of the news of you going home the memories of thanksgiving at grandmas and the laughter that would shake the little house began to flood my mind. You, Brett, Trevor, uncle Pud and aunt Dee have in a lot ways tought me how to laugh and live. I remember one particular time you gave me a hat and I wore it for ever. Man i felt cool. Because you, Brett and Trevor are older than me I always looked up to you guys and when you gave me that hat I felt as big as you. That memory stays with me and when I face the hardest challenges and the most difficult decisions and I began to feel small I think about you giving me that hat, I take a deep breathe and move forward. Yakoke Jared. When I need to laugh I think of all of you guys. I know you are with uncle Pud and grandma now. Ill see you again when the Lord is ready for me. Im eternally grateful for you. cousin chi hullo li, chi pisa la chike.
Seneca
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Cary, Lisa & Brody Rice posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Jared was the first coach that Brody had. He was a great coach to him and to all the other boys. The boys were lucky to have Jared. He was patient with them and was their friend. I am glad I was able to call him our friend. You will be greatly missed Jared. My prayers go out to your kids and the rest of your family...
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Patty Clark posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Jared, It's breaking my heart to see everyone around us missing you so much. But, brother n law you sure touch a lot of peoples lives. You are very loved and dearly missed. I'll cherish the time I did get to share with you. Thank you for helping to teach me how to shoot a bow,and helping me find the arrows that didn't make it to the target. Thank you for the laughter you shared, and the Love you gave. You are truly one of a kind, we are all going to miss your jokes and humor. I'm going to miss hearing yiu, Brett and Trevor going at it picking on one another. I'll miss hear the joy in your voice when telling us what Morgan and Miko have learned and having them show us. You had a heart of gold and you gave a piece of it to each and everyone of us. Going to miss Bedlam weekend and you picking on Brett and I for getting married that weekend. Jared, you were an amazing man, father, husband, brother, uncle and friend. I will cherish the memories of you forevere, and look forward to seeing you again. Love you brothernlaw... Check in on your big brother and I from time to time, just so we can feel you around at times... FLY HIGH JARED... GO REST HIGH ON THAT MOUNTAIN. Love Patty
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Cooper Clark posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
uncle jared was a loving little brother towards my dad and my uncle trevor,but uncle jared was more than an uncle,he was my friend
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Gus Clark posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
I will miss you. I am sorry that you left us. But, hopefully, you are in a better place. I will always love you and miss you. I will pretend that everytime I am at your house, I will pretend that you are there. I will always tell Dad that if he misses you, that you are in a better place and that hopefully he will get to see you soon sometime. And then we will all get to see you sometime, at some point.
Gus Clark
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Brett Clark posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Man, where do I start...From our childhood until now, I have always been proud of you. You were a hard worker and were a great example for your children. I guess if I were going to share a story, it would be this: Whenever we played any kind of sport, all I had to do was tell you that it was all up to you. Whether we needed a two strike out or a big play in a football game, all I had to was tell you that you needed to handle it. You always did! I remember specifically one game at KBA church camp. I was coaching 3rd base and you were coming up to bat. There were two out in the bottom of the last inning. I just walked up to you, looked you in the eyes, and told you if we were going to win that it was up to you. Your eyes were so wide when I told you that and you realized the situation. You were like 17 or so. But when I told you I believed in you and knew you could do it, your eyes got narrow and you got that mean look on your face. You stepped into the batter's box and drilled a triple on the first pitch, driving home the winning run. You and I didn't run up and high five each other or jump around or anything like that. We were too cool for that mess. :) You and I just caught eyes, smiled, and nodded at each other. You approached that situation the way you approached life. Doing the job was not an option; it was an expectation.
Your gone. That is something that I will carry with me the rest of my life. I sit here in your house, talking with our wives, and listening to our kids playing. I keep wishing for 5 more minutes. One more conversation. One more poker game. Just one more ANYTHING. I will have to wait for that, but until then, enjoy the time with Dad. I love you, Jared.
Brett
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Jessica Darris Worch posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
It is hard for me to pick just one memory of Jared, because I have so many from my high school days that had him in them. He always had a way about him, a way that changed your sad/angry mood into something better. He smiled all the time and that smile was infectious. My sister and I spent many nights during the summer hanging out with Jared, Brett and Trevor and I have always treasured those memories. I can't imagine growing up without knowing him. He will always hold a special place in my heart.
Philippians 4:8New International Version (NIV)
8 Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirableif anything is excellent or praiseworthythink about such things.
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Melissa Morgan posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
My thoughts and prayers are with the family.Jared was always full of laughter during school.I am glad that I got to know him.He will be missed by many.
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Teressa Buck posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
So sorry I won't be able to attend services but my prayers and thoughts are with my family. Jared you will be greatly missed. I will miss your teasing and wonderful personality! You are such a wonderful person. I love you dearly cousin and will miss you tremendously!
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Annya Fletcher posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
It was an honor to know Jared. He was so full of life and always made people laugh and smile. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this time.
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KaSandra & Karson Long posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Jared was instrumental in my son's little league football journey - celebrating the victorys and saddened by the losses. He will be missed by many. His legacy will live on in the lives of each little league player that he helped coach. We are praying for his family and friends.
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