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Malcolm Grant Clarke

April 27th, 1928 - December 6th, 2020

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The most wonderful man in the world has died. Malcolm Grant Clarke was born in Bath, England on a spring day in April 1928, and passed away peacefully on a gorgeous fall day in December 2020. He is survived by his daughter, Gail “Lammie” Cash, his son, Rick (Joann), 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Malcolm had a long career as an artist. A lithographer by trade and well known for his expertise in the field, he was offered a position in Seattle in 1961 and moved his family down from Vancouver, Canada. At the age of 62, he retired and moved to Edmonds where he enjoyed painting beautiful scenic landscapes and spending time with his partner of many years Gloria Priebe. Malcolm loved poached eggs on toast, boxing, working out at the Harbor Square Athletic Club and Christmas time. He was funny, artistic and kind. He is proceeded in death by his sisters, Lorna Letain, Irene Castle and the love of his life Gloria. Malcolm will be dearly missed by his family and all that knew him. A celebration of life will be held some time next year. “Just remember. Keep smiling.”

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Beck's Tribute Center

Welcome to Beck's Tribute Center, your haven of peace and comfort during challenging times. From the moment you walk through our elegantly etched glass entrance, you'll feel a warm embrace in our inviting reception areas and serene chapel, thoughtfully designed to provide solace and support. At Beck's, we understand the importance of honoring memories uniquely and personally. That's why we offer a broad selection of memorial items suitable for both burial and cremation, allowing you and your family to find the perfect tribute that truly reflects the life of your loved one....

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