Jason Clark

Jason Clark

July 05, 1975 - September 07, 2024

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 Son, Father, Little Brother, Nephew, and Friend, Jason Christopher Lamont Clark (49)  went to rest on Saturday, September 7, 2024.

 Jason (Jay) C. L. Clark was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on July 5, 1975, to Sandra Page Clark and Lester Lewis Wimberly.

 Jason grew up in Indianapolis, Indiana, attending Northwest High School and Pike High School. On April 21, 1997, Jason married Amy Bolin of Indianapolis, Indiana and they welcomed their son Bishop Christopher Lorenze Clark on November 26, 1997. Life took Jason and Amy down different paths, and his youngest daughter Paige Alexis (Moreland) entered the world on September 16, 2017. 

 Jason was known for his artistic skills and his passion for drawing. Jason faced many challenges in his life, but he was also known for his resilience and determination. Despite his struggles, Jason had a deep love for his family, and they share many beautiful memories of his laughter and entertaining personality. Both triumphs and trials marked his life, and he faced many obstacles along the way. His family and friends will remember Jason for his unique spirit and the lessons he taught us about perseverance.... The sound of his laughter and beautiful smile will never be forgotten. 

 Jason is survived by his Mother Sandra Page Clark, Father Nathaniel Clark, and biological Father Lester Lewis Wimberly; Brother Leon McGowan (Kristal Willis); Sisters Yvette M. Pierce (Darrell) and Maria M. Moreland (Shawn Hamilton). Children, Bishop Christopher Lorenze Clark and Paige Alexis (Moreland); 4 nieces Madison B. Dance (Jesse Wells), Dorian Angell-Guire Hurt (Jawaun Hurt), Aiden T. P. Moreland, and Lauryn Willis; 2 nephews Justice X. Pierce and Phoenix H. Pierce, Aunt Marilyn Murrell and Uncle Gregory Murrell as well as a host of other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his grandmothers Elizabeth Wimberly, Lucille Manuel, and Helen Wimberly, and niece Baby Angell.

 In lieu of flowers please make donations to Autism Speaks in honor of Jason and his daugter Paige. 

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Treba.
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I was so deeply saddened to hear of Jason's passing. I met Jason through Maria M.W. Clark back in the 1900's lol. We would spend most of our younger years hanging out at the Clark residence on Gateway. IYKYK...Jason was an amazing person with the biggest smile. He was funny and very protective of his sisters, heck his family period! He was very creative and could dance. I remember having parties in the basement and Jason would always show off his dancing skills. Very gifted. I pray Jason can rest easy. Love you Jason. Love you all Clark Family
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Steven Bodie
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I went to high school with Jason and we became fast friends! We did so much crazy stuff that I will never forget. He was my running buddy. When Andre passed several years ago we talked about all the fun we had with him, and now my friend is gone. I love you homie. Save a seat at the table for your boy. I’m gonna miss you my friend!!
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Brian & Ashley Carter
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Gonna miss you big bro!!
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Kathy Reese (Rossetter)
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I am so sorry for the Clark family. I was close friends with Jason in highschool. He was always such a giant heart who accepted everyone into his circle. I know you will miss I'm very much. I will continue to keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers.
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Liberty Jackson
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Keeping the Clark family lifted up in prayer. My heart goes out to the whole family. My deepest sympathy goes out for your loss. Jason was always a joker who can make you laugh even when you’re not having a not so great day. Please know that Larry and are with you… I’m only a call away. Sending guidance through the darkest of time, protection and love through the sorrow of your loss. Always Liberty~
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Becky Blythe
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Thoughts and prayers to the family from the girls and I. So very sorry to hear this! Love, Becky and girls ❤️

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