Larry Delmar Clark

Larry Delmar Clark was born May 18, 1945 in Sanford Florida to Delmar and Alice (Hall) Clark.

Larry passed away at his home in Kemmerer, Wyoming on July 5, 2026.

The family moved to Iowa for a brief period of time before settling in Orem, Utah in 1947.  Larry became a big brother to Karen, and twin brothers Kim and Kevin.

Larry  remained in Utah where he attended school and went on to graduate college in 1968 with his Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Utah.

Shortly after graduating Larry proudly joined the United States Air Force, as with everything Larry did he, excelled in the military obtaining his commercial pilot license.  Notably taking his first solo flight March 18, 1969.  Larry portrayed many acts of heroism earning many certifications and awards.  Flying 750 combat hours.  Larry received the distinguished "The Flying Cross Medal".  Larry was discharged from the military on February 7, 1972 with the rank of Captain.

Larry earned his pharmaceutical licenses in 1968 in which he worked at various locations for 50 plus years.

Larry married Brenda (Wood) on February 11, 1969, with whom he had two children.  Sean Delmar Clark born in Del Rio, Texas on the 10th of February 1970,  now residing in Utah and Holli Anne Clark born in Fort Walton Beach, Florida on the 25th of December 1972, now residing in Utah.  They later divorced.

Larry went on to marry his best friend, Alpha Lois (Wilhite) in Moab, Utah on the 23rd of February 1987.  Larry gained four more children with the marriage.  Rodney l. Daughter of Helena, Montana, Melissa L. (Dave) Spence of Elko, Nevada, Danette M. (Jimmy) Whittaker of Kemmerer, Wyoming and Thomas A Daughter of Henefer, Utah.

Larry loved his life, while working hard he enjoyed many activities: Hunting, Camping, Snowmobiling, Horses, Woodworking, and Cross-stiching, boating and golf.

After his retirement Larry and Alpha split their time between their home in Wyoming and their home in Phoenix, Arizona.  Larry and Alpha attended Grace Baptist Church in Kemmerer, Wyoming and FCC Church in Phoenix, Arizona.

Larry was a father, brother, son, hunting, and a combat forward air patrol pilot, but his greatest pride was being a husband.  Larry often said "I could not have done this life without Alpha, as she would say the same about him.

Larry is preceded in death by his parents, Delmar and Alice Clark.

He is survived by 13 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.