Mr. Print Earl Clark, Jr.

On November 24, 1985, a precious baby boy, Print Earl Clark Jr., was born in Fort Worth, Texas, to the loving union of Print E. Clark Sr. and Sharon Beasley-Clark. Affectionately known to his family as “Stink,” Print was the baby of the family, bringing endless joy, laughter, and love into the Clark household from the very beginning.

Raised in the historic Lake Como community, Print developed lifelong friendships and deep roots that remained with him throughout his life. He graduated from Arlington Heights High School and grew into a man admired for his genuine kindness, compassion, and generous spirit. His smile, warm personality, and unwavering loyalty left a lasting impression on everyone blessed to know him.

Print was much more than a son, brother, uncle, and friend he was a source of strength, encouragement, and unconditional love. He had a servant’s heart and was always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. Whether offering words of encouragement or simply showing up when it mattered most, Print made people feel seen, valued, and loved.

Throughout most of his career, Print worked in the service industry, where he built lasting relationships with countless people. To many, he was far more than someone providing a service-he was a familiar face, a trusted friend, and someone who could brighten even the hardest day with his warm smile and genuine conversation.

Nothing meant more to Print than his family. He treasured every opportunity to gather with loved ones, especially during the annual 3rd and 4th of July celebrations. Those occasions were filled with laughter, delicious food, storytelling, and unforgettable memories. Family was the foundation of his life, and he demonstrated his love through unwavering support, quiet sacrifices, and countless acts of kindness.

Although our hearts are heavy with sorrow, we find comfort in knowing that Print lived a life filled with love, joy, and purpose. His legacy is not measured by the number of years he lived, but by the countless lives he touched through his compassion, generosity, and unwavering love. His memory will continue to inspire all who knew him.

Print was preceded in death by his grandmother, Ray Pearl Beasley; grandfathers, Murrell Beasley Sr. and Sammie Lampkin; uncles, Marion Rowe Sr., Bobby Clark, Murrell Beasley Jr., Nathaniel Clark, and Dino Beasley; and aunts, Rita Lee, Isabel Montgomery, and Marilyn Moore.

He leaves to cherish his precious memory his loving father, Print Clark Sr.; his devoted mother, Sharon Beasley-Clark; his beloved sisters, Cameka Clark and Camiya Williams (LaTiffini); his cherished nieces, Caylee Williams and Camille Williams; his nephews, Chaun Young, Kyle Young, and Calib Williams; his grandmother, Alice Lampkin; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family members, and dear friends whose lives were forever enriched by his love and friendship.

Though Print’s earthly journey has come to an end, his spirit will continue to live on in every laugh shared, every memory cherished, and every life he touched. He will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever held close in our hearts.