Avery Glen Clark

It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that we share with you the untimely passing of a beloved husband, father, brother, son, and friend. Avery Glen Clark.

Avery passed away at home on June 17, 2023, at the age of 54, in Clearfield Utah. Avery was born to Robert and Sharron Clark in Ogden Utah on July 23, 1968. Avery had two brothers and a sister, Earl Clark (Dori Clark), Kevin Clark (Tammy Clark), and Audrey Maragoni (Mark Maragoni). Avery had three daughters and three sons: Randy Law (Shauna Law), Kylee Clark, Kimberly Sutton (Parke Sutton), Mikael Wolf (Sarah Wolf), Kalob Swank, and Jordan Wolfe. Avery had four grandchildren as well: Owen Law, Ridley Sutton, Willow Sutton, and William Sutton.

After High school Avery joined the Navy. He loved travelling and being on the ship. He always wished he had retired from the military. After leaving the Navy Avery found a love for welding and got many certifications. He remained in this field until his passing.

Avery was a family man. In 2001 Avery met the love of his life, Alysia (Swank) Clark. He knew right away that she was the one he was meant to be with. Avery worked tirelessly to take care of and support his family, and make sure every day that his family knew he loved them. Avery loved spending time outdoors with Alysia, the kids, and the grandkids. His favorite things to do when he wasn't working included teaching his grandkids to fish, hunting with his daughter Jordan, 4 wheeling, camping, listening to all genres of music, and watching movies. Avery was a very sentimental person, he loved cuddling up with his sweetheart to watch hallmark movies after work.

Avery was a very strong man. He was always helping others whenever he could. He had a huge heart and People often took a liking to him instantly. People loved listening to him share stories of his past times and adventures. Avery will be missed greatly by all who know him.

The family has arranged a viewing service July 7, 2023, from 6-8pm and a military honors and funeral service July 8, 2023, at 10:00am. Services will be held at Leavitt's mortuary 836 36th St in Ogden.