IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Thomas Nathan

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Clark

Apr 15, 1984 — Jul 8, 2024

Obituary

**Celebrating the Life of Thomas Nathan Clark, Sr.**


Thomas Nathan Clark, Sr., known fondly as Nathan, Nate, Boo, Uncle Boo, and Daddy to his two beloved boys, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of love, friendship, and selflessness. Nathan was everything one could hope for in a friend, son, brother, and father. His presence in our lives was marked by his spontaneous visits, ready to lighten the mood with his witty jokes and smart remarks.


Nathan's life was defined by his unwavering commitment to others. He was always the first to offer a helping hand, no matter the time or place. One memorable night, around 2 a.m., Nathan received a desperate call from a friend in need. Without hesitation, he drove over 25 minutes to help, picking up her car and caring for her child, never once complaining. This was Nathan's essence—always there for those he loved.


Above all, Nathan's boundless love for his children stands out as his greatest achievement. He cherished every moment spent fishing, enjoying sunny days on the beach, and casting his net with his boys. As his diabetes worsened, these activities became less frequent, but his love and pride for his children remained unwavering.


Nathan was a man of many talents, capable of building anything one could dream up and installing radio systems with unmatched efficiency. His mathematical skills and problem-solving abilities were exceptional, and he took immense pride in his work, always striving for excellence.


What will be missed most about Nathan is his friendship. He deeply loved his sons and his mother, always ensuring he was there for them. His quick wit and humor brought laughter and joy to those around him, making everyone feel at ease.


Nathan was also a man of faith, believing in the power of prayer and often seeking guidance and solace from the Lord. He understood life's brevity and made sure to express his love to those around him. In his final months, he hugged his boys a little longer and a little tighter, never taking for granted the time he had to show his love.


As we say our final goodbyes, let us remember Nathan for the kind-hearted, brilliant, and dedicated man he was. His knack for comic relief, humility, and warmth are qualities we will forever cherish. Nathan's legacy will live on in the stories we share and the hearts he touched.


Rest in peace, Nathan. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

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Funeral Services

Graveside

July
18

Thursday

Three Rivers Free Church of God

, Gulfport, MS 39503

10:00 - 11:00 am

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