Mr. Timothy Christopher Clark of 108 South 13th Street, Cordele, Georgia died Monday, March 6, 2023 at his residence.

The memorial service will be held Saturday, March 11, 2023 at 1:00 PM at 1320 West Spring Lane, Cordele, Georgia.

Tim was a hard worker, dependable friend, and always enjoyable and fund to be around.  Even with his health steadily declining, you could not keep him down.  He always had a joke or a story to tell when you saw him.  He never seemed to let life get the best of him.

Timothy Christopher Clark was the second child born to the late Mr. John Lee Clark, Jr. and his wife, the late Mrs. Beulah Mae Quarterman Clark on May 10, 1969.  He was preceded in death by his oldest sister, Brenda Gail Clark.  Timothy left us on Monday, March 6, 2023 at the age of 53, due to health issues.

Timothy received his education in Worth and Crisp counties, but his true love was always farming.  He head been doing so ever since the age of 15.  He loved being in the field and could operate every piece of of equipment that was there to drive.  The only thing he loved more than farming was his family and friends.

Timothy had a relationship and lived most his adult life with Ms. Chiquita Hill and together they raised four children:  Jonqurious Green, Karissa Hill, Jayla Hill, and Zyquavion Dorsey.  Timothy has three siblings:  John Lee Clark, III, Veronica Michell Clark, and Valeria Clark all of Cordele, Georgia; one sister-in-law, Arlesia Clark; one brother-in-law, Michael J. Nelson.  Timothy will be missed by his two friends whom he considered as brothers, Curtis Jones and Bobby Johnson of Warwick, Georgia.  Time also has two cousins that were always there for him and he considered them as sisters, Rhonda Quarterman and Loretta Carter of Warwick, Georgia.  He also has several nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends that will miss him dearly.

Timothy leaves a mark on the hearts of many people who will sorely miss him.  His sense of humor, his joyful spirit and his wit will live in our minds forever.  Rest Forever East, Big Black.  We Love You.