Norman Clark, a 69-year-old resident of Claypool, Indiana, passed away on December 11, 2025, at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne. Born October 16, 1956, in Fort Wayne to parents Norman James Clark and Sheila Clark, he remained a dedicated Hoosier throughout his life. A graduate of Southside High School, he later wed Judy Golliher on January 7, 2015, building a companionship rooted in mutual affection.
Clark pursued a steadfast career at Bob Thomas Ford in Fort Wayne, where his reliability and work ethic earned respect among colleagues. Outside professional commitments, he embraced leisurely pursuits that reflected his grounded nature. An enthusiastic angler, he often sought tranquility on Indiana waters, complemented by his proficient craftsmanship in woodworking projects.
His recreational interests extended to classic western films, which provided endless relaxation and entertainment. A fervent Indianapolis Colts supporter, Clark displayed unwavering loyalty during games, often expressing enthusiastic team spirit. These hobbies underscored a lifestyle appreciating straightforward joys and personal accomplishments.
Survivors include his wife Judy Clark of Claypool, sons Nicholas and Nathan Clark of Fort Wayne, and stepchildren Susan Wright, Joshua Wright, and Tequila Wright. Grandchildren Dylan Sturch, Ayden and Zayden Wright, and Scarlett Clark cherish fond recollections of his guidance. Siblings Tom (Pat) Clark, Vickie Smith, Kelly VanOrder, and Derek (Babit) Clark also mourn his loss.
Preceding him in death were son Norman Jamie Clark, parents Norman James and Sheila Clark, and sister Denise Clark. Family ties remained central to his existence, marked by devotion and shared experiences. His influence endures through loved ones who valued his presence.
A celebration of Norman Clark’s life is scheduled for December 17, 2025, with visitation from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Titus Funeral Home & Cremation Services in Warsaw, Indiana. Pastor Glenn Hall will conduct the memorial service commencing at 6:00 PM. Attendees are invited to honor his memory during this gathering.
