Birth date: Oct 3, 1932 Death date: Aug 24, 2014
Lenthon B. Clark, age 81, of Fayetteville, passed away Sunday, August 24, 2014 after a short illness. He was born October 3, 1932 in Marshall, Texas, the son of Walter and Daisy G. Brewster Clark. He was preceded in death by his p Read Obituary
Sorry to hear of Len's passing Shirley. He will be missed.
Hi Shirley this is Jill. I am so sorry to hear the news of Lenthons passing he was a very good man and it was always nice to see him on Mondays, he is missed. I miss seeing you too and I think of you a lot. Please take care and you are in my prayers and thoughts during this healing time.
Shirley, So sorry to hear the news about Lenthon. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
My prayers are with you Shirley. We will continue to keep you on our Prayer List at New Landmark M.B. church in Chicago.
I express my sympathy at this difficult time. When I moved to Fayetteville you and Mr. Clark took me in as a daughter and helped me along the way through school. Although the years and distance kept us apart, you were always in my prayers and thoughts. Your kindness and love has never been forgotten. I will continue to pray that God provides you peace, strength and comfort.
I was a high school counselor in Prairie Grove when Lenthon was at the U of A. He was delightful to work with and very professional. Later I have seen him when he was volunteering at the hospital. He always remembered me and was so friendly. I'm sorry for your loss.
Shirley, I wish to express my sympathy, and that of the Pastoral Care Department of WRMC. Let us know if we can help in any way. Chaplain Phil Misenheimer.
My thoughts and prayers are with you Shirley as you mourn the love of your life! I worked with you for many years and knew Lengthen or (lent) as you called hem through you. He was as fine a professional man as I have ever known! I truly know what you are experiencing and my prayers are for you!
My thoughts and prayers are with Shirley and family. Lenthon's legacy in the financial aid community is vast. He served as mentor to many financial aid administrators now serving across the southwest. It was a privilege to work for and with him.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I worked with Mr. Clark for many years at the Financial Aid Office and have always felt blessed by having known him.
