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			All Hogdom mourns the loss of legendary Hogs softball pitcher Stan 
			"Puddin" Clark.  Stan was the oldest player when the Hogs 
			started in 1980 and was still playing 25 years later at the age of 
			60.  Stan won the prestigious Cy Hog award 21 times and 
			completed 13 Iron Hog seasons. Stan also won the prestigious Hogs 
			Open golf tournament 11 times, although he was never able to retain 
			the belt.  Best wishes to wife Jackie, the greatest Hog fan of 
			all-time, and the rest of Stan's family.  RIP Stan! 
					 
   
1980 Hogs Softball Team 
Stan Clark (left in first row) is the team's oldest player 
  
1999 Hogs Softball Team 
  
2000 Hogs Softball Team 
  
2002 Hogs Softball Team 
  
Hogs Open Luncheon - June 2000 
Stan & Jackie on the right 
  
Grand Opening - June 2000  
Stan & Jackie on the far right first row 
  
The Stables - 2001 
  
The Stables - 2001 
  
Hogs Open - 2002 
  
Hogs Open - 2003 
  
Hogs Open Luncheon - 2003 
  
Jackie & Stan - Stables 2001 
  
Stan & Jackie - Stables 2002 
  
Macos & Stan - Stables 2002 
  
Macos & Stan - Stables 2002 
  
Hogs Open Luncheon - 2003 
  
Hogs Open Luncheon - 2003 
  
Softball Game - 2003 
  
Stan & Jackie - Hooters 2003 
  
Hogs at the Stables - 2004 
  
Stables - 2004 
 
 
  
All 2001  
					
	
		
			
			
				
					
					
			STANLEY J. CLARK, 71, OF PHOENIXVILLE Stanley J. Clark, 71, husband 
			of Jacqueline A. (Devine) Clark, of Phoenixville, PA, died on 
			Monday, April 14, 2014 at home. Born in Fort Wayne, IN, he was the 
			son of the late Jack C. Clark and Isabelle G. (Remaklus) Harrington.
			 
			
			Stanley served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam 
			War. He worked for S.C.M. in Phoenixville, then for LeJo's in Great 
			Valley, PA. He was a member of Veterans of Foreign War Post 1564 in 
			Phoenixville and the American Legion Post 482 in Phoenixville. He 
			loved going to auctions and going to the casinos.  
			
			Surviving in addition to his wife are a son, Mark C. Clark Sr. and 
			wife Lisa of East Coventry, PA; daughter, Deborah Ann Imrisik and 
			husband Joseph of Cape May, NJ; six grandchildren, Jacyln, Kimberly, 
			Mark Jr., Dale, Jeffery and Dylan; two great-grandchildren, Andrew 
			and Kirah; two great-grandchildren on the way; brothers and sisters, 
			John Clark and wife Pat; Neil Clark and Sandy; Michael Clark and 
			wife Nancy; Leilani and husband Rick Ash; Robin Fetterer and husband 
			Kenneth.  
			
			Relatives and Friends are invited to attend his Funeral Service in 
			the Devlin Rosmos Kepp & Gatcha Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 
			517 S. Main Street at Fourth Avenue, Phoenixville, PA, on Wednesday, 
			April 16, 2014 at 1 p.m. Burial will follow in St. Ann Cemetery, 
			Phoenixville, PA. Relatives and Friends may call at the funeral home 
			on Wednesdayafternoon from 12 to 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers 
			contributions may be made to the Disabled American Veterans at
			www.dav.org. Condolences may be 
			given to the family at 
			www.DevlinRosmosKepp.com.  
			 
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