Condolence: My condolences to all of his family. Clark was one of my mentors and a great example of EOD for us all to strive to be like. May he Rest In Peace. Prayers to all his loved ones.

Condolence: I was honored to have been his dive buddy several times. He was a kind and thoughtful mentor to many of us young guys in the late '70s. Fair winds, blue skies and warm waters, Gunner.

Condolence: Margie and me both worked at the Oak Harbor Post Office and that’s how I met Clarke. I never had the honor to serve with him but knew right away after meeting him, that this was a man of integrity, truth and strength. A good man, a better human being. We need more like him. I’ll treasure the few memories I have of him.

Condolence: Clarke worked in Kuwait with me and was very supportive in tough conditions. I know he will be missed. Rest In Peace, brother.

Condolence: I was saddened to hear the loss of this great American hero. I never had the honor to serve alongside Clarke, but I did get to meet and hang out with him while I served at EODMU ELEVEN Det Whidbey Island back in early 90’s. I was totally surprised to learn that it was Clarke in the old EOD recruiting video “Bomb Squad USN” (https://youtu.be/xtczkXtxPlk). He was the guy in the video responsible for carrying and placing the “Universal Safe’ing Device” on the mine. I remember asking Clarke about this unique device and he told me it was just a prop they made for the video. It was nothing more than a wooden box with a couple handles, gauges and switches. LOL. As another great and unforgettable member of our EOD community passes into history, I wish the George family all the comfort that prayers can provide and all the respect that Clarke’s life and valor deserve. Hooyah Clarke! Hooyah!

Condolence: Clark George recruited me at Det Kings Bay in 1985. A great and patient man who I never had the honor to serve alongside, but who was very highly regarded and respected by all who served with and knew him. RIP Clark.

Condolence: I had the distinct honor of serving with Clark, not only on active duty but, as a civilian contractor in Bosnia. Clark always had your back! Thanks for serving shipmate... you will always be remembered as a "Sailor's Sailor".

Condolence: David and I will miss you dearly Clark. May you Rest In Peace my friend. God Bless you and your family. As David says “Clark George was one of the good guys. We will miss him”. So many good memories with Clark. ❤️

Condolence: Rest in peace brother. It was an honor to serve with you back in the day. God bless you and all your family.

Condolence: I am at a loss for words.My family grew up with Margie and Clarke as neighbors and our kids grew up together and we will always treasure those times. Clarke fought the good fight and God knows when it is time to go home and have everlasting life. RIP Clarke.

Condolence: My Uncle, a good, kind, honest man. A great example. A man who’s life was full of more adventure then anyone’s I know. A person who you looked up to, and knew he never looked down on you. I will miss you Uncle Clark. May you rest In Peace knowing YOU made a difference.

Condolence: A great man and EOD Tech

Condolence: Fair winds shipmate. Rest In Peace. Serving with you in the mid 1970's was an incredible experience. You are one of the legends of our time. Pray you have following seas my friend. My condolences to Margaret.

Condolence: Rest in well earned peace brother. We will miss your wisdom and old school ways. See you beyond the reef. Cheers.

Condolence: Clarke was a leader in the EOD community. His experience in Mine Counter Measures (MCM) is lost to the newest generations, sadly. He starred in EOD recruiting films - astride the old Combat Rubber Raiding Craft (CRRC), LOL!!! For us younger fellas, he laid the ground for future tactics. He was one of the good ones! I spent time with him in his latter days...enjoyed barbeque at his house, laughed with him and Margaret, quaffed a beer on occasion. I rode motorcycles with him and always enjoyed his quiet, sardonic humor. I remember him occasionally pulling me aside to make some joke on something we had just experienced. He was a genuinely caring person. I will miss him terribly! I won't say that difficulties in life are sad for Clarke met challenge head-on and he surmounted!! He is an inspiration and should be remembered as such. Carry on Brother!! We Remember.