62 years old
Section 10
Double headstone with Mattie Rachel Clark
Listed in Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, a publication of the Family History Club
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Thursday - 24 October 1940 page 6
Name published on Draft list as #2422 Lester Lee Clark
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisisna) Thursday - 29 July 1943 Front Page
2 BASTROP MEN ENLIST IN NAVY SEABEES THIS WEEK
Mr. Lester Lee Clark and Mr. John Wesley Robinson became interested in the Navy's Construction Battalion -- the Seabees. They contacted Chief Allen, from the Monroe Navy Recruiting Station on his weekly visit to Bastrop, and, after talking with him, decided to come on in with him to be transferred for an interview with the Construction Engineer. The Engineer was satisfied that both these men were skilled and Mr. Robinson is now head hatch checker and Mr. Clark is a First Class Fireman. These men will leave for their training within the next few weeks.
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Monday - 1 December 1969 Front Page
CLARK FUNERAL IS HELD SUNDAY
Final rites for Lester Lee Clark, 60, were held at 3:30 pm Sunday in Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Victor Carter officiating. Interment was in the Mer Rouge Cemetery.
Mr. Clark died early Saturday in Carthage, Texas. He was a former resident of Bastrop and a retired employee of Southern Pacific Railroad.
Mr. Clark is survived by his wife:
Rachael
Three daughters:
Mrs. Katie Lee Power
Miss Gladys Clark of Houston, Texas
Mrs. Letha Clark Anderson of Carthage, Texas
Two sisters:
Mrs. Mildred Clark Ford of Bastrop
Mrs. Myrtis Waters of Monroe
Section 10
Double headstone with Mattie Rachel Clark
Listed in Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, a publication of the Family History Club
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Thursday - 24 October 1940 page 6
Name published on Draft list as #2422 Lester Lee Clark
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisisna) Thursday - 29 July 1943 Front Page
2 BASTROP MEN ENLIST IN NAVY SEABEES THIS WEEK
Mr. Lester Lee Clark and Mr. John Wesley Robinson became interested in the Navy's Construction Battalion -- the Seabees. They contacted Chief Allen, from the Monroe Navy Recruiting Station on his weekly visit to Bastrop, and, after talking with him, decided to come on in with him to be transferred for an interview with the Construction Engineer. The Engineer was satisfied that both these men were skilled and Mr. Robinson is now head hatch checker and Mr. Clark is a First Class Fireman. These men will leave for their training within the next few weeks.
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Monday - 1 December 1969 Front Page
CLARK FUNERAL IS HELD SUNDAY
Final rites for Lester Lee Clark, 60, were held at 3:30 pm Sunday in Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Victor Carter officiating. Interment was in the Mer Rouge Cemetery.
Mr. Clark died early Saturday in Carthage, Texas. He was a former resident of Bastrop and a retired employee of Southern Pacific Railroad.
Mr. Clark is survived by his wife:
Rachael
Three daughters:
Mrs. Katie Lee Power
Miss Gladys Clark of Houston, Texas
Mrs. Letha Clark Anderson of Carthage, Texas
Two sisters:
Mrs. Mildred Clark Ford of Bastrop
Mrs. Myrtis Waters of Monroe
62 years old
Section 10
Double headstone with Mattie Rachel Clark
Listed in Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, a publication of the Family History Club
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Thursday - 24 October 1940 page 6
Name published on Draft list as #2422 Lester Lee Clark
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisisna) Thursday - 29 July 1943 Front Page
2 BASTROP MEN ENLIST IN NAVY SEABEES THIS WEEK
Mr. Lester Lee Clark and Mr. John Wesley Robinson became interested in the Navy's Construction Battalion -- the Seabees. They contacted Chief Allen, from the Monroe Navy Recruiting Station on his weekly visit to Bastrop, and, after talking with him, decided to come on in with him to be transferred for an interview with the Construction Engineer. The Engineer was satisfied that both these men were skilled and Mr. Robinson is now head hatch checker and Mr. Clark is a First Class Fireman. These men will leave for their training within the next few weeks.
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Monday - 1 December 1969 Front Page
CLARK FUNERAL IS HELD SUNDAY
Final rites for Lester Lee Clark, 60, were held at 3:30 pm Sunday in Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Victor Carter officiating. Interment was in the Mer Rouge Cemetery.
Mr. Clark died early Saturday in Carthage, Texas. He was a former resident of Bastrop and a retired employee of Southern Pacific Railroad.
Mr. Clark is survived by his wife:
Rachael
Three daughters:
Mrs. Katie Lee Power
Miss Gladys Clark of Houston, Texas
Mrs. Letha Clark Anderson of Carthage, Texas
Two sisters:
Mrs. Mildred Clark Ford of Bastrop
Mrs. Myrtis Waters of Monroe
Section 10
Double headstone with Mattie Rachel Clark
Listed in Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, a publication of the Family History Club
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Thursday - 24 October 1940 page 6
Name published on Draft list as #2422 Lester Lee Clark
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisisna) Thursday - 29 July 1943 Front Page
2 BASTROP MEN ENLIST IN NAVY SEABEES THIS WEEK
Mr. Lester Lee Clark and Mr. John Wesley Robinson became interested in the Navy's Construction Battalion -- the Seabees. They contacted Chief Allen, from the Monroe Navy Recruiting Station on his weekly visit to Bastrop, and, after talking with him, decided to come on in with him to be transferred for an interview with the Construction Engineer. The Engineer was satisfied that both these men were skilled and Mr. Robinson is now head hatch checker and Mr. Clark is a First Class Fireman. These men will leave for their training within the next few weeks.
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Monday - 1 December 1969 Front Page
CLARK FUNERAL IS HELD SUNDAY
Final rites for Lester Lee Clark, 60, were held at 3:30 pm Sunday in Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Victor Carter officiating. Interment was in the Mer Rouge Cemetery.
Mr. Clark died early Saturday in Carthage, Texas. He was a former resident of Bastrop and a retired employee of Southern Pacific Railroad.
Mr. Clark is survived by his wife:
Rachael
Three daughters:
Mrs. Katie Lee Power
Miss Gladys Clark of Houston, Texas
Mrs. Letha Clark Anderson of Carthage, Texas
Two sisters:
Mrs. Mildred Clark Ford of Bastrop
Mrs. Myrtis Waters of Monroe
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