Aaron Lee Clark

Aaron Lee Clark son and brother taken too soon on February 1, 2021. Aaron was born to Ronnie and Angie Clark on December 21, 1975 on Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. Aaron’s childhood years were spent in Alaska playing sports (soccer, football and basketball), fixing cars, and fishing with his father. When Aaron graduated from High school he joined the Army. He was stationed in Ft. Stewart, GA and did tours in Korea and Kuwait. After his honorary discharge in 1998, he married Joanna and divorced a year later. He then moved to Las Vegas where he made his home for over 20 years. Aaron worked in finance for several years. His latest job was supervising employees at Credit Acceptance where he was awarded the Changing Lives Award in August 2020. Aaron demonstrated the true meaning of servant leadership and had an amazing way of touching those whose paths he crossed. He had a love for cars and driving fast. In 2018 he bought his dream car, a Chevy Camaro to fuel this passion. Aaron also enjoyed artwork and was extremely talented at graphic designs. He enjoyed reading and held a plethora of knowledge about various topics including history, politics, and computers. He was a kind and thoughtful soul who will be missed by many. Aaron leaves to cherish his memory, his Parents Ronnie and Angie Clark, Sister Valerie Clark and Grandmother Edna Clark, Uncle Avery Clark (Lita) Aunts Wanda Larkins, Cynthia Clark, Linda Anthony (Tony), a host of cousins, and the many friends and coworkers he encountered on his journey. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday March 6, 2021 at 11:00 AM Pacific Time/10:00AM Alaska Time. ([email protected] for link info) In lieu of floral arrangements the family is asking you consider donations in Aaron’s name to the following organizations: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: https://afsp.org/about-afsp Black Men Heal: https://blackmenheal.org/