Jesse Carter Clark

jesse clark

July 20, 1927 ~ November 15, 2011


Resided in: Candler, NC

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Jesse Carter Clark, Jr., 84, died on Tuesday, November 15, 2011, at the John F. Keever Hospice Solace Center. A native of Buncombe Co., he was a son of the late Jesse Carter Clark, Sr., and Hattie Henson Clark. Mr. Clark had retired from American Enka/BASF, where he worked as a printer. He was a member of Montmorenci United Methodist Church. Mr. Clark is survived by his wife, Fay Sease Clark, and son, Justin Clark. A graveside service will be at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park with the Rev. Frank Gordon officiating. His family will receive friends following the service at the cemetery. In lieu of flowers, his family asks that memorials be made to Montmorenci United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 610, Candler, NC 28715. Groce Funeral Home on Patton Ave. is assisting the family.

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  1. mrs. faye and justin. we are so sad for your loss of mr. drupe. he was such a wonderful loving and caring man. we are blessed to have known him and to have had him part of our lives. we are thinking of you both during this time and know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

    we love you guys!!!

    jody, chrystal and junior parker

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  2. Faye and Justin, you are in our thoughts and prayers on this difficult and sad day. Thinking back, the Sextons and Clarks have known each other for 40 years! We will miss Mr. Clark, always friendly and welcoming, and I don’t think we’ll ever pass the ‘big brick house on the corner’ without thinking of him. God’s blessing and comfort to you both.

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  4. so sorry to read about jesse in the paper. sure will miss him. he and I worked together for so many years. my prayers are with you. Prayerfully, charles christy

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  5. Dear Faye and Justin,

    Keeping you both in my prayers during this sad time. So glad for those good memories that stretch all the way back to buying fresh milk from Mrs. Clark, and always having your house as a landmark for the community. Here’s to Mr. Clark–a good husband, a good father, and a good neighbor!

    Jean Sexton

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  7. Justin & Fay you are in our thoughts and prayers.We are sorry for your loss.We are only around the corner if you need anything.

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