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Thomas "Sam" Clark '74 August 14, 2015 9:47 AM updated: August 14, 2015 9:54 AM
Published in Baltimore (MD) Sun on Dec. 20, 2014
Thomas Clark
Thomas Clark passed away suddenly on Dec15, 2014. Services held at Govans Presbyterian Church, 5828 York Rd, 21212 on Sun, Dec 21.
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Thomas L. Clark, AIA '74
Tom passed away Monday December 15th of a heart attack at his home in Baltimore, MD.
Tom was born in Omaha, NE on DEcember 2, 1942. He then grew up in Edina, MN, where he attended the University of Minnesota (Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Architectire). He married Kathryn Anne Linnell on November 27, 1964 (they celebrated their 50th anniversary last month).
Tom served in the US Army reserves from 1967-1971.
He then attended Texas A&M and received his Master of Architecture in Urban Planning in 1974.
After a long, award-winning and distinguished career in architecture, he closed his office in January 2014 to pursue his other interests such as painting, writing, reading and doting on his family.
He is survived by his wife, Kit, his daughter Kaycee, son Chris, and their families.
Thomas Clark
Thomas Clark passed away suddenly on Dec15, 2014. Services held at Govans Presbyterian Church, 5828 York Rd, 21212 on Sun, Dec 21.
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Sent by former student
Thomas L. Clark, AIA '74
Tom passed away Monday December 15th of a heart attack at his home in Baltimore, MD.
Tom was born in Omaha, NE on DEcember 2, 1942. He then grew up in Edina, MN, where he attended the University of Minnesota (Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Architectire). He married Kathryn Anne Linnell on November 27, 1964 (they celebrated their 50th anniversary last month).
Tom served in the US Army reserves from 1967-1971.
He then attended Texas A&M and received his Master of Architecture in Urban Planning in 1974.
After a long, award-winning and distinguished career in architecture, he closed his office in January 2014 to pursue his other interests such as painting, writing, reading and doting on his family.
He is survived by his wife, Kit, his daughter Kaycee, son Chris, and their families.
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