John Thomas Clark

Birth date: Feb 10, 1943 Death date: Sep 7, 2021

A memorial service for John Thomas Clark, age 78 will be held at 2pm on Sunday, September 12, 2021, at Word Alive International Outreach; 122 Allendale Road, Oxford, AL. He is survived by his loving wife that he called his "Silver Read Obituary

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Allie Field

215w ago

in honor of John.

It took so long to come here. It doesn't feel real. I want to share what this wonderful man of God did. He lead me to true father. Knowing who God really was. Also, he was a servant. He laid hands on the sick and they were healed. I was a kid and he prayed for my right leg and I felt God touch my leg and it grew out. This showed me who God was and that was love. Tom thank you for showing me the truth and for being a spiritual father to me for the few years I was at Word Alive. I know one day we will meet again. May your legacy live on

A graceful illustration of a white dove in mid-flight with its wings elegantly spread wide, set against a soft teal background.

Donnie Lewis

218w ago

For family and friends that are not able to attend Tom's Celebration of Life, we will be live-streaming the service via YouTube.

Please join us to celebrate is one-of-a-kind Man of God at https://youtu.be/WZD2PQ_qnoM. (2:00PM Central)

Nicole Mcconnell

218w ago

We are friends of Christie & Donnie and John & Gina. We shared time with Tom and Margie when they were at celebrations for the family. I’ll never forget one New Year’s Eve Tom spoke to Jedd my husband privately and shared with him that God has a special plan for our lives and he was “an apple in God’s eyes”. He told him that the apple of someone’s eye clearly means that you are being gazed upon and watched closely by God. He is our protector. He was always to welcoming to my family and I. Nicole & Jedd McConnell

Brenda Thompson

218w ago

Margie,I extend our sympathies to you and your family. Tom is a wonderful Christian example and a friend to all who knew him. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Les & Brenda Thompson

Bobby And Annette Forbes

218w ago

Tom and Marge were friends of the Bobby and Annette Forbes. We fellowship together at Word Alive International Outreach; we did church activities together; prayed together. He was a model of Jesus Christ on earth. He smile was contagious. We loved him and Marge. God is collecting his Angels. Well done thy faithful servant of the most high God! You will be missed but seated at the right hand of the father.

Donnie Lewis

219w ago

Created a new album - Memories Album.

Donnie Lewis

219w ago

Tom's daughter (Christie) and I were married in 1999. He and Granna (Margie) welcomed me into the family with open arms and with so much love. My Dad (Don Lewis) passed to Glory in 2008, and Tom immediately filled that huge void that my father's passing left.

To just say that this man showed the love of Jesus, is a huge understatement. He showed it continually, he lived it daily - every day and in every way. You could always count on seeing that ever-present smile and his true caring demeanor followed. He was an encourager, a cheerleader, honest, kind and follower of Jesus, that I truly believed had a "direct line" to the ears of Jesus.

I am not sad for Tom... I am sad for us that loved him so, that remain here. He is having such a beautiful reunion with those that loved him and were touched by him. I know there was a multitude of souls that met him at those gates, with the first one greeting him being his Mother.

Paw Paw we WILL see you again soon... On That One Fine Day!

I love you so!

Donnie

Prissy And Bob O'neal

219w ago

Wonderful friend for many years. We saw Tom and Margie at Betty's BBQ one day and Bobby jokingly handed Tom our check. He took it and paid it. Sweet, Godly man.