Birth date: Jun 16, 1941 Death date: Oct 24, 1967
Lt. Richard C. Clark (Home at last) Born June 16, 1941, died October 24, 1967 in Vietnam. He had been listed as MIA until last year. His remains were found and DNA testing proved his identity. He graduated from Stadium High Schoo Read Obituary
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To the Clark Family,
Richard and I shared many good times during our stay at Stadium High School.
He was always friendly, easy to talk with and always willing to help whenever
possibly. I am very happy for his return to his family and home. Richard, from
one veteran to another, I salute you for all you have done for our country.
Thank you,
Sincerely ---Dean Sugimoto
I knew Dick when we were at PLU together. Every time I was in DC I visited the wall and stopped with sadness at his nameplate. I rejoice that he was finally found but the sadness over his loss still remains. I would love to have more information from his family: email [email protected]
Jon Malmin
i remember when you were at my grandparents (Gundersons) with your BB gun pistol and we were walking through their woods target practicing. I am so happy that you are home now. rest in piece cousin. your cousin Darwin Allison
Welcome home Dick. I have fond memories you my friend from 1st grade through PLU. I'm am proud of your accomplishments. Again welcome home. Art Rorem
To the Clark family,
While in DC in 2000, I touched Richard's name on the wall, closed my eyes for a few seconds, thinking of him and the entire Clark family.
Love,
CMSgt. Gene & Linda Nadeau
To the Clark Family: Welcome home to your son, brother and husband. I have carried and worn a remembrance bracelet of LTJG Clark for over 34 years. When I joined the military in 1981 I picked up the bracelet from a Vietnam Veteran in Washington DC not knowing who LTJG Clark was or how he went missing in 1967. I have been an avid viewer of the DoD POW/MIA Accounting Agency website and was relieved to see Richards name show up finally after 44 years. God Speed Richard C Clark and thank you for your service and ultimate sacrifice to our Nation.
Dan Fuhrman
Commander, USN, Retired
