From the Swartz and Griffo families we send our condolences on the passing of Butch Clark. It is so heartbreaking to see that another family is enduring the loss of two brothers in such a short span of time. In my experience, during our loss, the heart ache is so real however I wanted to share that prayers from so many and time has given rise to peace and hope. To your families, I extend my prayers for peace and that time will offer you continued hope and the many memories will keep them alive in our hearts. I am sure that Georgie was the first one at the Pearly Gates to welcome Butch and your dad was not far behind too. Here is one of many verses that have comforted me and hope it will to your family as well. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:7. Love and prayers Anne and Sal.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to Pat and all of Butch's family

I have so many memories of my uncle but him playing Santa Claus every year at our family parties are the best. Along side him for the game we played was my Aunt Pat reading her version of The Night Before Christmas and the one year she let me do it because she couldn't be there. I'll miss ya Butch.

Butch and I were always outside and I will best remember him standing and pondering how he is going to solve the next dilemma, creating his nature areas, mowing my ditch, bad back and all, and always sharing our thoughts on things. It will be impossible not to see him everywhere. I loved him.

It is so very hard to believe that Butch has left us here on earth. He was truly a very special man and friend. There was not a false bone in his body..he was true to himself, his family and friends. You will be missed by all "Butchie." Have fun up in heaven with your dad and brother. Beware folks! Love ya and miss you. Kathy and Dave