Keith

Clark

PLATTSBURGH – Keith Clark was a man of faith, family, and fun. He was a loving father and husband with a deep passion for his many hobbies and interests.

Keith had a special love for superhero movies, and watching them together as a family was never complete without his explanations of the comic book inspirations behind the stories. His love for anime and different cultures also played a significant role in his life, even influencing the names chosen for his four beautiful daughters.

Throughout his life, Keith had the opportunity to live in both Switzerland and England, where he created many wonderful memories with his wife and family.

Keith also had a great love for board games, especially Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), as well as other tabletop and card games. These were more than just hobbies to him; they were opportunities to bring together the friends and family he loved so dearly, creating laughter, lasting memories, and meaningful connections. Of course, no gaming gathering was complete without Keith sharing his passion for cooking and preparing delicious food for those closest to his heart.

Of all the things Keith cherished in life, his wife and children were always his greatest treasures. He was devoted to instilling strong biblical values in his family and encouraging a healthy lifestyle that allowed them to grow together, both physically and spiritually. He taught his family the importance of leaning on Christ, trusting in His guidance, and keeping Him close to their hearts.

One of the most meaningful ways Keith shared the love of Christ with his wife and family was through their walks along the Point au Roche trails. These special walks, first introduced to the family by one of their many church families, became treasured moments of togetherness, reflection, and prayer. Through these experiences, Keith helped strengthen his family’s faith and reminded them of the power of prayer and the beauty of God’s creation.

Although Keith is no longer with us here on earth, we find peace and comfort in the promise of Scripture:

“To be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.”

— 2 Corinthians 5:8 (KJV)

While our hearts grieve his passing, we take great comfort in knowing that our beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend is now in the presence of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Keith’s legacy of faith, love, laughter, and devotion to his family will forever live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

In conclusion please join us for a celebration of life ceremony at the first Assembly of God church Monday the 16th at 6 pm at 164 prospect Ave Plattsburgh. If able to, we invite you to bring a dish, to share a meal to celebrate the life of Keith following immediately after the service.