Birth date: Dec 12, 1969 Death date: Jun 22, 2020
Jeffrey Roger Clark, 50, passed away on June 22, 2020. He is lovingly remembered by his wife, Lesley Baxendale Clark and son, Nicholas Clark (14) of Thonotosassa, FL along with his parents, Roger and Sandra Clark of State College, Read Obituary
I am saddened to hear of Jeff's passing. He had treated me a number of times years ago; and I never hesitated to refer friends and family to him. He was very knowledgeable, kind, and compassionate. My sincere condolences to his family, friends and patients.
Almost 10 years ago I met Dr. Clark for a tinnitus issue. He was the most honest sincere Dr. I had ever met. He had a true need to help and solve my problem.
At the time I remember he had a picture of his son posted and I remember asking about him about his son and he beamed with pride and joy!
I post this today because my Tinnitus problem has been amplified by Covid and the vaccine and I called to hopefully get some answers from Jeff. Of course I was devastated to hear the sad news.
To his wife son and everyone around him that are feeling the void of a great man I'm so very sorry.
Rob Zarrilli
grateful patient.
I am a patient of Jeff's. He was such a kind, interesting and fun person. My office visits were always a great experience because besides his professionalism and great skills, his love of life and people shone through. I was shocked and saddened to the point of tears when I found out that he is no longer with us. I know that he is in heaven, but I'm selfish and I will always remember him and miss him. I am heartbroken and can only imagine how difficult this is for his family. My prayers and heartfelt condolences to Jeff's wife, son and family. Eleanor Frappollo
Uncle Jeffey,
You were always so good to Sydney, Sophie and I. I loved visiting you in Florida, receiving cards from you and hearing stories of your childhood from my mom. I always laugh when I see that picture of you and her dressed up as cowboys for halloween and you really embodying the character. My heart goes out to Nick, Aunt Lesley, Muzzy, Pap, my mom and all who knew and loved your kind sole. I love you Uncle Jeffey, see you again.
I am so saddened to know of Jeff Clark’s passing. I have been a patient many years and will forever be grateful for Dr Klotch sending me to him so many years back. He was special....kind, patient, professional, personal. He shared himself, his adventures with Nick and his love for life. My heart aches for Leslie, Nick, his family and friends. I cannot imagine how difficult it has been watching him be so ill. I am truly sorry for your loss. I miss him! I pray God will give you peace as you journey through this next season. I am excited to know I will see Jeff again in glory fully healthy and restored. God bless you.
Brenda Tomassi
Dear Lesley and Nick,
I am so sorry for your loss. Jeff loved each of you dearly and particularly enjoyed doing things and travelling places with Nick.
Jeff was the finest diagnostic Audiologist I have ever known. He had such a passion for Audiology and he relished teasing out diagnosis.
Perhaps more importantly, he was a tremendously generous and compassionate person: touching the lives of so many from patients, peers, co-workers, and friends to complete strangers.
Jeff is greatly missed, but remains an inspiration for all of us and I am proud and fortunate to have been his friend.
Love,
Scott Sims
Jeff was a kind, thoughtful and generous man and a good neighbor. He enjoyed riding his bike through the neighborhood and would frequently stop to chat with me. We would sit on my porch and talk about lots of neighborhood issues. He also talked about God's blessings with gratitude. Jeff loved his family; his face would light up with pride at the mention of his son Nick. My heartfelt condolences to his family. May your sweet and good memories comfort you and bring you peace. . I will miss him. Ann Fabel
Jeff was my husband's, Fred’s audiologist for several years. He was a kind man, very knowledgable in his field and we thought of him as a dear friend. My husband’s hearing issues very very severe, however Jeff always worked so hard to get him the very hearing results he possibly could. Me will miss him dearly. RIP, Jeff
Condolences to Jeff’s family.
I'm so sad to hear of Jeff's passing. I've known Jeff since 2003 as one of his many patients. I moved to Tampa in 2003 and sought out an audiologist. Fate brought us together and I followed him when Scott and Jeff moved to their new building. He was my audiologist up until the last few years. I never knew what happened to him, but I was referred out to another specialist. I wish I had followed up on him.
Jeff always treated me with kindness and respect. We often chatted about things related to my hearing impairment, sharing stories about family and my love for photography when I visited. He was always in a great mood at work when I saw him.
Words can't express the loss I feel for this man. I know his family has a huge hole in their lives right now. To Jeff's friends and family, you have my condolences. I pray for his family as they go through this emotional time.
