Mitchell Loren Clark, Sr. (He who helps many) was born on July 14, 1957 to Calvin and Gertrude “Tootie” Clark in Gary, Indiana. Mitchell was a kind, loving, humble, good-hearted son, brother, dad, grandfather, uncle and friend to many.
He attended school in Gary, IN until the family moved home to Wolf Point, MT and from then he attended Wolf Point High School. Shortly after that he joined the US Army where he was a part of the 82nd Airborne Division our of Fort Bragg, North Carolina. After 4 years in active duty, he joined the Fort Peck Bureau of Indian Affairs Tribal Police.
Mitchell aka Red Chest Bear is preceded in death by his dad and mom, Calvin and Gertrude Clark, brothers Kermit Clark, Rusty Jackson and Roland Clark, sisters Ethel Mae “Pie” Jackson, Judy (Ceyenne) Rodriguez of Chicago, Illinois, Linda Clark and son-in-law Darrell Christian.
Mitchell is survived by his brothers Ronald (Ruth) Jackson, Gerald “Bootsie” (Shirley) Jackson, Calvin Clark, Jr., sister Coleen Clark, his children Wenona (Angel) Sloan-Clark, Andrea Christian, Mitchalene Clark, Mitchell L. Clark, Jr., Calvin V. Clark, Loren Michael Joseph Clark, Elisha Barker, Nick Desjarlais and numerous grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank Darlene Follette and Lois Black for being such close friends and a tremendous help through all of this.
Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel has been entrusted with arrangements. Condolences for the family may be left using the form below.
Service Schedule
Funeral Service
1:00 p.m.
Wednesday January 26, 2022
New Community Hall
Wolf Point, Montana 59201
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Ronette Martin says
Shocked to hear of your passing. I have alot of crazy memories & alot of laughs. Thank you for being a Friend. You’ll be missed. Condolences 🌻to your family.
Ronette⛄Britt❄️Santini
Warren L Crowe says
RIP Mitch. Been decades since we talked and had any contact. Prayers and condolences to your family and friends. Fly High!!!
Warren
tina magnan says
To all of Mitch’s family and friends. lived life to the fullest. Always like to have fun and make people laugh. He will missed by so many. Prayers of comfort.
Fred McGeshick, jr. says
Rest in peace cousin Mitchell! You had a heart of gold and made people feel at ease around you with your humor. Condolences to his family. You had a very cool brother, cousin Ron Jackson.
Jessica Mason Cantrell says
One of the kindest relatives I’ve known. He was so friendly and always said hello cuz wherever I saw him. He had a great heart and kind personality. May God comfort those who knew and loved him. Rest with Jesus- Cuz
Ron Jenkins says
Rest In Peace Uncle
MichaelJ & Earlene Cantrell Ackerman says
Sending heartfelt condolences to Mitchell’s family & friends. He will be greatly missed by many. Brother Mitch was a kind gentle loving soul, he had a smile & hug for all he met. MichaelJ and I, love and will greatly miss you. Rest in Paradise and Rest In Peace.
Curtis Courchene says
Was glad to have known you fella , we always had some great laughs , you just went ahead of us , Cadillac 👋
Hank Buckles says
Sorry to hear about his passing, he was a good friend to me. He was always very nice and one of the coolest guys around. RIP my friend. Sending condolences to the family.
Pauline Azure-Feuvray says
Mitchell the family will miss you greatly. Bert always remembered about the eagle and the mouse story you told us. Glad you are now with your parents and other dead kindred. Families are Forever. God bless the family.
Steven Greenwood says
Condolences to the family, we are losing all the good people. I knew Mitchell for years. He was a great guy, always very friendly.
Melissa Reum & Family says
Condolences to the family
Arnie Solberg says
So sorry for the loss of another young blood from my past. Mitch was a very cordial young man..always choosing the good in people…at least that’s how he affected me. My condolences to the family and friends. The Lord be with you all during this sad time of loss.
Arnie and Jo Solberg
Debra m says
Mitch , You we’re just a kind man I will miss seeing you around you had such a big heart my handsome cuzin wish you didn’t have to leave so soon .
Dale M Buckles says
RIP Kola. Good memories brother.
Jacalyn Ironmaker says
Rest in paradise brother.in.law I am happy you are traveling to your parents and brothers and sisters. I am happy you are not in pain or suffering in any way. Will miss your greetings and hugs. You did a great job here on this mother earth, you made feel people feel wanted and loved. You will be rewarded for your kindness and consideration. Sending thoughts and prayers of comfort to your children and grandchildren and all your loves along with your brothers Ronnie, Bootsey, Jr and sister Coleen, and their spouses and children. You will be missed, please take care of your family here. Love you much
Ona IronMaker says
He will be missed by many. Condolences to Jr Clark and Colleen Clark, especially as they are my nieces paternal family. Rest in Paradise, Mitchell 🙏🙏
Iva Zimmerman says
Prayers to the family, may he RIP!
Cindy Lou Taylor says
RIP brother Mitch. You were always my good friend, from the time I was a kid, lol. Lots of laughs. My condolences to the family
Ann Baker says
So sorry to hear about this loss. My condolences to all of Mitchell’s family and friends.
Carol Adams says
Rip mitch..you were such a nice respectful man..was nice meeting you..fly high n happy journey home to your other family in the spirit world.. ✌❤
Dave Beaudry says
Sad news to hear about your passing on. You were a good man, a bro. Memories of you as a cool guy. Fun to party with back in the day. A good laugh and taking it easy times, fun to hang out with. A man of means with a good heart. May God comfort your loved ones. Rest in Peace Bro Mitchell. Jesus Saves🌷 From Dave Beaudry and Family Up North.
kendall john martens says
OMG! I was reading the obituaries to keep in contact with my roots. I live in Helena and go back often to wolf point. Mitch was one of the most kindest people. I first met him in high school. Back in that day , for some reason, probably because we both thought we were tough. LOL if we only knew what we know now. But that is how i met mitch. IN a dang fight. IT was years later i saw him again at the elks. I went over to say hi and we hit it off. we sat and and talked for a long time. Laughing, teasing each other on them earlier days. He was respectful, a force to be dealt with for sure. We earned each others respect and it was such a great feeling. I almost always ran into him and we would share a laugh and smile. I am still in shock. We werent really close but he was someone whom i respected. He earned it. He was a tremendous person whom i will never forget in my life.