Birth date: May 5, 1943 Death date: Apr 16, 2014
James M. Clark of Needville, Texas passed away April 16, 2014 in Richmond, Texas. He was born May 5, 1943 in Mission, Texas and moved to Houston at an early age. Jim (or JC as he was also known) possessed extraordinary talent and Read Obituary
It was a both a pleasure & a privilege to have known and gotten to play music with Brother Jim at The Jacinto City Opry on several occasions, and we often talked about getting together for a visit, but unfortunately, it never happened. Rest & Sleep In Heavenly Peace, My Dear Brother Jim, Until We Meet On That Other Shore !!!
Ann and I are in the process of recording two Album's . One Gospel and one Country, by the Lord's Blessings we finished our Gospel Album and we are blessed to have the great piano music Of JC Clark on it, we also have a lot of his music on our Country album and we were waiting to do two more songs when JC got sick but it was not to be, JC is playing in heaven now and we will always cherish his memory every time we listen to our albums. God bless the Family. I guess we were Blessed to have been one of the last Projects He worked On. If any of the Family would Like to have the Albums we will surely send them to you just e-mail us and request for the family. "Life's Railway" and "A Million Tear's"
So thankful we had the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful music of JC. He was the best piano man ever and a special friend.
The music industry will surely miss you.
I am so sorry for your loss. JC was a wonderful man who I had a world of respect for. He will be greatly missed in the music world
Thanks for all the memories. We played so many great gates together and I learned many of the ropes from you. R.I.P. my friend.
I have only known JC the last few years of his life, but he was indeed a dear friend. I will forever cherish our musical moments on stage and our shared personal stories. You will definitely be missed my friend. I look forward to the day when we can play and sing together again. Those gospel songs will be that much sweeter. Rest in peace my Brother. Till we meet again.
We enjoyed JC in our home several times.
JC was indeed my friend, and I will miss him. I am thankful for the music & memories he left behind.
