CLARK: The Life Stories of Wallace Rich Clark and Ella Jean Boyce Clark (Softcover)
1978. 94p. by Coleen Steed Peterson.
The document is a compilation of personal recollections and family history. It includes stories about the author's parents, their religious beliefs, and their experiences as pioneers. The text also touches on the author's own life, including his children's accomplishments and his work in agriculture. The stories highlight the family's strong religious faith, their dedication to hard work, and the challenges they faced as pioneers. The document provides a glimpse into the author's life and the values that shaped his family. It also includes details about the author's responsibilities towards his mother's family, his wife, and his own children, showcasing the complexities of balancing family obligations. The document also contains excerpts from the author's mother's life, her involvement in the community, and her love for literature and music. Additionally, it features an index outlining the various sections of the document, including recollections of youth, memories of the author's father and mother, schooling, experiences on the farm, sports and interests, travels, and words of love and admonition to his posterity.