Father: George Victor CLARK
b: 02 OCT 1897 in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, NZ
d: 01 DEC 1960 in Beachlands, Howick, Auckland, New Zealand
Mother: Ethel APPLETON
b: 21 JAN 1906 in Auckland, New Zealand
(dau. of William APPLETON and Janet Holden FOSTER)
d: 22 MAY 1968 in Auckland, New Zealand
Married: 08 JUN 1927 in St.James Church, Beresford, Auckland, NZ
Marriage: Annette Jessie DYER
(dau. of Walter Alexander DYER and Annie Sarah GRACE)
Married: 23 JUL 1960 in Silverdale Catholic Church, Auckland, New Zealand
Phil CLARK attended Avondale College. He did his compulsory military training in 1955 with the 2nd Field Unit, signaling and sound ranging for the gunners.
He played Rugby for both the Avondale and Glenora Rugby League Football Clubs. He also did competitive cycle racing.
Phil Clark Contractors operated from Henderson, specializing in commercial drainage and site works for over 25 years. The firm employed up to 80 men and worked in Auckland, around the North Island and Pacific islands.
He was a charter member of the Massey Lions Club, and engaged in volunteer work, helping to construct the Massey Library and improve local community parks. He also helped pioneer Deer farming in the early 1980's by developing a large venison and deer velvet farm in Waimauku.
Children:
Brett Andrew CLARK
Tracey Lee CLARK
Michelle Joanne CLARK
Brenda Catherine CLARK
Philip Lester CLARK died at North Shore Hospital, Takapuna, Auckland, New Zealand
b: 02 OCT 1897 in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, NZ
d: 01 DEC 1960 in Beachlands, Howick, Auckland, New Zealand
Mother: Ethel APPLETON
b: 21 JAN 1906 in Auckland, New Zealand
(dau. of William APPLETON and Janet Holden FOSTER)
d: 22 MAY 1968 in Auckland, New Zealand
Married: 08 JUN 1927 in St.James Church, Beresford, Auckland, NZ
Marriage: Annette Jessie DYER
(dau. of Walter Alexander DYER and Annie Sarah GRACE)
Married: 23 JUL 1960 in Silverdale Catholic Church, Auckland, New Zealand
Phil CLARK attended Avondale College. He did his compulsory military training in 1955 with the 2nd Field Unit, signaling and sound ranging for the gunners.
He played Rugby for both the Avondale and Glenora Rugby League Football Clubs. He also did competitive cycle racing.
Phil Clark Contractors operated from Henderson, specializing in commercial drainage and site works for over 25 years. The firm employed up to 80 men and worked in Auckland, around the North Island and Pacific islands.
He was a charter member of the Massey Lions Club, and engaged in volunteer work, helping to construct the Massey Library and improve local community parks. He also helped pioneer Deer farming in the early 1980's by developing a large venison and deer velvet farm in Waimauku.
Children:
Brett Andrew CLARK
Tracey Lee CLARK
Michelle Joanne CLARK
Brenda Catherine CLARK
Philip Lester CLARK died at North Shore Hospital, Takapuna, Auckland, New Zealand
Father: George Victor CLARK
b: 02 OCT 1897 in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, NZ
d: 01 DEC 1960 in Beachlands, Howick, Auckland, New Zealand
Mother: Ethel APPLETON
b: 21 JAN 1906 in Auckland, New Zealand
(dau. of William APPLETON and Janet Holden FOSTER)
d: 22 MAY 1968 in Auckland, New Zealand
Married: 08 JUN 1927 in St.James Church, Beresford, Auckland, NZ
Marriage: Annette Jessie DYER
(dau. of Walter Alexander DYER and Annie Sarah GRACE)
Married: 23 JUL 1960 in Silverdale Catholic Church, Auckland, New Zealand
Phil CLARK attended Avondale College. He did his compulsory military training in 1955 with the 2nd Field Unit, signaling and sound ranging for the gunners.
He played Rugby for both the Avondale and Glenora Rugby League Football Clubs. He also did competitive cycle racing.
Phil Clark Contractors operated from Henderson, specializing in commercial drainage and site works for over 25 years. The firm employed up to 80 men and worked in Auckland, around the North Island and Pacific islands.
He was a charter member of the Massey Lions Club, and engaged in volunteer work, helping to construct the Massey Library and improve local community parks. He also helped pioneer Deer farming in the early 1980's by developing a large venison and deer velvet farm in Waimauku.
Children:
Brett Andrew CLARK
Tracey Lee CLARK
Michelle Joanne CLARK
Brenda Catherine CLARK
Philip Lester CLARK died at North Shore Hospital, Takapuna, Auckland, New Zealand
b: 02 OCT 1897 in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, NZ
d: 01 DEC 1960 in Beachlands, Howick, Auckland, New Zealand
Mother: Ethel APPLETON
b: 21 JAN 1906 in Auckland, New Zealand
(dau. of William APPLETON and Janet Holden FOSTER)
d: 22 MAY 1968 in Auckland, New Zealand
Married: 08 JUN 1927 in St.James Church, Beresford, Auckland, NZ
Marriage: Annette Jessie DYER
(dau. of Walter Alexander DYER and Annie Sarah GRACE)
Married: 23 JUL 1960 in Silverdale Catholic Church, Auckland, New Zealand
Phil CLARK attended Avondale College. He did his compulsory military training in 1955 with the 2nd Field Unit, signaling and sound ranging for the gunners.
He played Rugby for both the Avondale and Glenora Rugby League Football Clubs. He also did competitive cycle racing.
Phil Clark Contractors operated from Henderson, specializing in commercial drainage and site works for over 25 years. The firm employed up to 80 men and worked in Auckland, around the North Island and Pacific islands.
He was a charter member of the Massey Lions Club, and engaged in volunteer work, helping to construct the Massey Library and improve local community parks. He also helped pioneer Deer farming in the early 1980's by developing a large venison and deer velvet farm in Waimauku.
Children:
Brett Andrew CLARK
Tracey Lee CLARK
Michelle Joanne CLARK
Brenda Catherine CLARK
Philip Lester CLARK died at North Shore Hospital, Takapuna, Auckland, New Zealand
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