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Earl Edward Clark

Birth	:	10 May 1896 Potlatch, Latah County, Idaho, USA
Death	:	17 Feb 1990 Seattle, King County, Washington, USA
Burial	:	Walnut Hills Jewish Cemetery, Evanston, Hamilton County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.1403700, -84.4731300
Description	:	Note: Different dates on stone and obituary. Earl E Clark died on February 6, 1990, at the age of 93 at eh Veteran's Hospital in Seattle. Earl, son of Elizabeth (Timmons) and William Clark, was born near Potlatch, Idaho on May 10, 1896, in a log house on the family ranch. Later the family moved by team and wagon, to the Four Mounds area near Tumtum in Stevens County, State of Washington. Here as a young man, Earl worked in a the woods driving a four horse team hauling logs to the sawmill. Later he worked in the Palouse area as a... Read More	Note: Different dates on stone and obituary. Earl E Clark died on February 6, 1990, at the age of 93 at eh Veteran's Hospital in Seattle. Earl, son of Elizabeth (Timmons) and William Clark, was born near Potlatch, Idaho on May 10, 1896, in a log house on the family ranch. Later the family moved by team and wagon, to the Four Mounds area near Tumtum in Stevens County, State of Washington. Here as a young man, Earl worked in a the woods driving a four horse team hauling logs to the sawmill. Later he worked in the Palouse area as a sack-sewer on threshing crews and as a teamster on 21-horse combines. Earl was a World War I veteran. On September 26, 1918 in Meuse-Argonne Forest Battle, in France, Earl was injured and received the Purple Heart medal. He also received the Silver Star, Sharp Shooter Ribbon and Medal of Battle of Argonne Forest in France, Victory Ribbon, Good Conduct Ribbon and several other ribbons. During the Depression Earl lived in the Methow Valley. He along with brothers Jake and Alvey cut firewood. Earl and Alvey later raised sheep at Texas Creek near Carlton. Earl was an apple packing boss for 25 years at Methow-Pateros Growers in Pateros. Later Earl owned a cattle and sheep ranch on Bridgeport Bar. In 1959 Earl moved to the Grand Coulee area where he trained and showed quarter horses and had a riding school teaching children. In 1978 Earl moved to Brewster where he lived until going to the Veterans Hospital this year. Earl was a past member of the Brewster Bridle Club and honorary member of the American Legion Post #97 of Brewster. Earl is survived by sisters Ruth Martin, Edmonds, Ida Secrest, Santa Maris, CA., and a brother, Alvey, Okanogan; a niece, Kay Creveling, Methow; nephew, Earl Dicus, Twisp; and several nieces and nephews. Earl Clark was preceded in death by two brothers, Bert and Jacob; and three sisters, Alice Dicus, Hannah Carrol and Minta Postlewait. Services are Saturday, February 24, 1990 at 2:00 pm from Barnes Chapel of Brewster. Interment in the Palouse Cemetery. Reverend Larry Trimm, officiating. Concluding services by American Legion Post #97. Memorials may be made to the Heart Fund.

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Where is Earl Edward Clark's memorial?
Earl Edward Clark's memorial is located at: Walnut Hills Jewish Cemetery, Evanston, Hamilton County, USA.
When did Earl Edward Clark death?
Earl Edward Clark death on 17 Feb 1990 in Seattle, King County, Washington, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Earl Edward Clark's memorial?
Latitude: 39.1403700
Longitude: -84.4731300

Family Members:

Parent

William Harrison Clark

(1865 - 1942)

Elizabeth Maude Timmons Clark

(1870 - 1968)

Siblings

Minta R Clark Postlewait

(1892 - 1977)

Alice Emily Clark Dicus

(1894 - 1976)

Alvey William Clark

(1898 - 1990)

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