Warren B. Clark
November 23, 1943 ~ February 22, 2008
Warren B. Clark 64, of Lisbon, died Friday, February 22, 2008 in the Mechanicsville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, with his family by his side, from cancer. Funeral services 10:30 a.m., Tuesday at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Mount Vernon, by the Reverend Jim Brockman. The viewing will be Monday, from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m., at Morgan Funeral Home in Mount Vernon. Burial in Lisbon Cemetery with military rites. Warren is survived by three daughters, Lisa(Sean) Bruce, Naperville, Illinois, Gina (Dave) Krogmann, Lisbon and Kara Clark, Chicago, son Jeff (Tracie), and Julann Clark, his mother Velma, and a sister Linda (Mel) Crocker all of Lisbon, two brothers, David of Martelle, and Gordon (Anita) of Mount Vernon. Warren is also survived by 11 grandchildren: Sophia, Claire and Amelia Bruce; Ashley, Jeremy, Zachary and Maeve Krogmann; Grace, Cole, Ella and Addie Clark, and several nieces and nephews. Preceding Warren in death were his father Oliver, a brother Harold, and sister Annette Main of Lisbon. Warren was born November 23, 1943 in Anamosa, the son of Oliver and Velma Brannaman Clark. He graduated from Martelle High School in 1961, and served with the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War from 1961 until 1964. Warren married Julann Werning of Newhall, on May 3, 1968 in Iowa City. Warren worked for Harnischfeger and Longview Fibre until his illness forced him to retire in 2004. Warren was known as the "Tootsie Roll Grandpa", by his grandchildren whom he loved dearly. He enjoyed farming and fishing. Warren and his family loved to travel to Montana and Missouri. He will be missed dearly by his family and friends. On line condolences: www.morganfuneralchoices.com.
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Dear Jeff, Tracie, Grace, Cole, Ella, and Addie – Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Although we never had the chance to meet your Father/Grandfather, it sounds like he touched the lives of many and will be long remembered as a dear man. If there is anything we can do for you, please let us know. Sincerely, Michele, Bill, Aden, & Ean Grudzinski
Lisa, Sean, Kara, and all the Clark relatives: My deepest condolences to you in this time of grief. Your fathers memory will live on in the hearts of all his children and grandchildren. He was very blessed to have so many. My love, Carrie
To all of the Clark family, I was so very sorry to learn of the loss of Warren. He was quite a guy and had such an easy smile. I can still see and hear him laughing about some foolishness we had going. I know you all have very fond memories of him, hold them close. They will help you heal at these difficult times. It is always fun to get together after the loss of someone so special and laugh about things that have happened during your lives with Warren….I can hear them now, remember when Dad, Grandpa, did so and so….do laugh and remember the good times. Warren was special. Know that you are in my thoughts and I’m extending my most sincere sympathy to you all. With love and my best, Annamae Baker
Gina & Dave, Jeff & Tracie, & family, You are in our thoughts & prayers. May God give you the strength you need and may the happy times comfort you during this difficult time. God Bless.
My deepest sympathy to Warren’s family for your loss. I have such fond memories of going to school with Warren, Harold, and Linda. Warren will be missed greatly by many. Linda, you’re in my thoughts and prayers.
Dear Lisa, Sean, and all of your family, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your father. My thoughts and prayers are with you and all of your family in this time of loss. My condolences to you and your entire family. With love, Jorge
Clark family: I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers through this difficult time. He was a bleesed man to have such a great family surrounding him. Take care, Sara
Aunt Velma and all of you, we love you dearly and our hearts and prayers are with you. Jerry and I have been going back alot to all the great times we have had. I especially remember all the good times at Sutliff. Love you all and see you tomorrow, weather providing.
I am sorry to read about the passing of your love one. I send my sincere condolences to the family and friends. When unforeseen occurrences befall us, and the enemy death strikes our grief can be great. It is at times like this that we need comfort and support whether we are acquainted or not. May the scriptures found at Revelation 21: 1-5, prove to be a source of great comfort for you now, and in the days to come. Your dearly beloved one will not be forgotten, for Almighty God has promised the ?resurrection.? As promised by his Son Christ Jesus ?all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out?? What a grand reunion that will be! You and I have the prospects of seeing our love ones again under the best condition possible, a beautiful Paradise earth; God?s original purpose for mankind. All of God?s promises will come true, for it is impossible for God to lie. Hold on to the wonderful memories that you have, for your beloved one will not be forgotten by you or our Heavenly Father Jehovah. Please look up the cited scriptures in your personal copy of the Bible – John 5: 28 & 29, Luke 23:43, Psalms 37:29, Hebrews 6:18. For additional information concerning this subject visit http://www.watchtower.org
Dear Lisa & Bruce, Gina & Dave, Jeff & Tracy, Cara, Julann & Velma….and anyone else who may recieve this. You are all in my thoughts and prayers during this time. Most of my memories of Warren and your father involve all those chicken cookouts over at Velma’s. Everywhere I have traveled people have heard about those times. Very good times. Remember Warren mostly being quiet and keeping to himself. From old times to more recent times of having taken part of his care during the times he spent at University Hospital. Most of us remember him and get a smile on our faces. Yes, he could be a real stinker, but it was always interesting. Always interesting. Now he is at peace and you all have your wealth of memories. With sincierest sympathy, Julie Juett