For Greg may you rest in peace, God be with

you, You will be missed

A Tribute to a GREAT, CARING man

Gregory Olsen Clark A good Friend

and best Dispatcher I have ever had

Gregory Olsen Clark, age 51, passed away

peacefully May 14, 2000, in

Salt Lake City. Greg was born

March 16, 1949 in Farmington, Utah,

to Richard Hone and

Beth Estelle Olsen Clark.

He married Judy Evans on

August 16, 1968 in the

Salt Lake LDS Temple.

He attended Olym-pus High School

and later graduated from BYU,

where he was a member of the

basketball team. He was an

active mem-ber of the LDS church,

and held many leadership positions

over the years. Greg was part of the

trucking industry for 25 years,

beginning at Milne, and later at

Yellow Freight Systems.

Known as the "Big Kahuna,

" he loved his time spent playing

softball and basketball.

He enjoyed all sports, especially

golfing with his boys.

His children were his greatest

source of pride, and he thrived in

their achievements in athletics,

music and dance.

His sense of humor will be missed

by his family and many friends.

He was a man with a heart as large

as his body.

Greg is survived by his wife

Judy Lynn Evans, of Salt Lake City,

four sons and two daughters,

G. Todd (Ilene) Clark,

Tammie (Justin) Williams of Clinton, UT,

Scott (Chelsea) Clark, Richie Clark,

Jimmy Clark, and Heidi Clark all of

West Jordan, Utah;

seven grandchildren;

one brother and one sister,

Lane O. (Diane) Clark of Sandy

and Alene (Peter) Cannon of Cedar Hills.

Preceded in death by his parents

and brother Ross O. Clark.

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