John "Randy" Clark

John "Randy" Clark, of Frostburg Maryland, passed away on March 19, 2025 at home with his family. He is at peace after a brave battle with cancer and other health issues over the last several years.

Randy was born on November 20, 1963 to Agnes "Aggie" Clark and Carl Franklin "Jake" Clark. He was Catholic and a man of strong faith. He was raised in Grahamtown and attended St. Michael and Hill Street schools. He graduated from Beall High School in 1982 where he was an award-winning running back and athlete. He later graduated from Frostburg State University with a degree in recreation. Randy spent most of his career working at FCI Cumberland. He retired as a teacher in their GED program in 2018.

Randy is survived by his wife Jennifer (Bonsell) Clark, his brother, Doug Clark and wife, Sandi of Kansas City Missouri, his niece Madison and husband Robbie Davis and great-nephew Barrett James Davis all of Kansas City Missouri, his father-in-law Terry Bonsell, affectionately known to Randy as "Sparky", and his mother-in-law Karen Bonsell of Frostburg. He is also survived by many close cousins and friends who were like family. He leaves behind his faithful and constant canine companion Reesey.

Randy was a lifelong member of the Frostburg Elks. He was passionate about golf, set back, yard work and keeping his truck in pristine condition. He loved watching Steeler football, PGA golf, and all things Maryland Terrapins. He was always up for golfing, gambling, good times, and cold beer with his many close friends. He was the life of the party, and his sense of humor could put a smile on anyone's face. Randy enjoyed good music and was even known to play the air guitar on occasion. He was one of the nicest guys around, and his loyal and fun-loving personality will not be forgotten by those who had the privilege to know and love him. He was truly one of the good ones.

There will be no services held at this time. A celebration of life for family and friends will be held at a later date.

Anyone wishing to honor his memory is encouraged to donate to the Allegany County Animal Shelter or to the Frostburg Elks Lodge #470 and to raise a glass in toast: to family, to friends and to fun times with loved ones.