It’s been a year since Bob’s passing. I’ve been to the cemetery but can’t remember which plot is his. The new owners of Light Landing seem very nice and are embracing the theme with their renovations. Since Bob wanted to be buried close by, I hope he is pleased with the care they have taken. Heavenly Christmas, Bob.
Kathy

I am Gavins brother Robbie. I too have great memories of Bob. A uniquely talented man. He will be sorely missed in his community and worldwide.

Long time friend of Bob Clark , Gavin Garrow from England.  I purchased Bob's 1957 Ford Thunderbird in 2017.  Very Sadly Missed my Condolences 🙏 to Bob's Family .  

I can be contacted at gavingarrow@yahoo.co.uk 


Gavin and Robbie Garrow with Bob's 1957 Thunderbird taken in October 2022.

Wilfred, Bob, Kenny, Barbara, Angie & Chuck

Wilfred,  Bob, Ken,Barbara, Angie and Chuck

Rest in peace Uncle Bob.  I will miss all of our talks.  Uncle Bob always had a story or two to tell.   Will never forget how he loved helping people and his Thunderbird collection.

Love you,
Cal and Dawn ❤️

I met Bob in 1969 when I moved to Lansing into a house next to where Bob and his wife were living.  I was restoring an antique car at that time and Bob taught me to gas weld.   Bob always had a helping hand for anyone, a big smile on his face, and kindness in his heart.  He loved animals and you could find him  having the wild critters around 
 his beautiful house eating out of his hand.  He was a  hard worker and talented in many areas of endeavor.  He loved his Ford Thunderbirds, his round house that he designed and built himself, and of course the color blue.  I   will miss his smile and our 53 year long friendship.  May he rest in peace.

Dennis Stepanovich

Rest in heavenly peace Uncle Bob, you will be missed dearly. So many memories.... love you....
Love,
Angela Clark

40th Wedding Anniversary for Wilfred and Angie
(Bob, Barb, Chuck and Kenny)

Family reunion at the County Park in Waupun.
(Kenny, Dick, Jim, Bob, George)

Bob's second favorite hobby behind his Thunderbirds....

I met Bob in 2004. He had many spiritual talents and in his life, was a Jack of all trades. He loved being on his tractor mowing his lawn and taking care of his landscaping.  He also loved the birds and when he was gone, I had a schedule of when “they” liked to be fed.  I spent a lot of time watching the deer and turkeys spend time roaming in his yard. The animals knew it was a sacred place!  Rest in Peace Bob. 🙏🏻

A few memories of paths crossed:
A baby blue 1956 Thunderbird. Bob loved that car, and was thrilled to give people rides with the top down in the warm summer breezes. I can still see him pulling away with someone in the front seat. He also had a 1959 Thunderbird, which he loved as well. But his favorite was the ‘56. 
 In the summer of 1997, I was in need of work, and Bob hired me to help out at his business, RC Displays. What an amazing learning experience that summer turned out to be! We spent the whole time building massive displays for an auto  manufacturer for their big show in Detroit. I learned carpentry, electrical, carpeting, and lighting.  You name it, we did it!  
 Bob was a kind, patient, and generous person, and was always flashing a wide, mischievous grin. 
 Now I see the baby blue T-bird pulling away. And Bob looks over his shoulder, and smiles. 

Bob was a kind, caring person who always looked to help others. He loved to sit and visit with anyone. Bob was one of the most talented people I know, and created such beauty for many to enjoy. Such a gifted man. He loved his rotisserie chicken as you can see in the last picture taken. The last several years Bob open his heart to Our Lord and Savior again. My condolences to his family & special friends. Bob will be missed.♥️

OBITUARY

Robert Clark

October 8, 1937 – December 24, 2022

Gorsline Runciman Funeral Homes

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