MASTER CORPORAL CLARK, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM CD It is with very much love, sadness and regret that we announce the death of MCpl Christopher William Clark, CD, of CFB Gagetown and formerly of Westville, N.S. who passed away at his home on Monday June 13, 2005. Born in New Glasgow, NS on January 29, 1975. Chris is survived by his loving wife of nearly three years, Cpl Melissa Clark of Smithfield N.B. and Pugwash N.S. Chris is also survived by his very distraught parents, Bill and Carol Clark of Lyons Brook N.S., his brother Scott (Kim) nephews Brandon and Tyler and his niece Danielle; his sister Tracey Clark Janes (Allan) and his twin nephews Caleb William and Braden Allen Janes. His paternal Grandfather G. Murray Clark, Sr. CD1, CM, his maternal Grandparents, Elwood and Elizabeth MacLaughlin of Westville,N.S. He will also be missed by his Father and Mother-in-Law Kevin and Teresa Huston, of Pugwash, N.S.; brother-inlaws Steven of Vancouver and Adam of Pugwash N.S., his grandparents-in-law, Ray and Margaret Jamison. Chris leaves in mourning his eight uncles, one aunt along with numerous cousins and great uncles and aunts. While still in high school Chris joined the 2nd Battalion of the Nova Scotia Highlanders (N). Upon graduation from Westville High School he attended St Francis Xavier University prior to joining the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) at CFB Gagetown. As a valued Soldier he served his county in Canada, Ethiopia and Eritrea and just recently in Haiti as part of the operation to bring stability to that Nation. He has been awarded the Canadian Decoration (CD) for his service as well as other decoration for his service to the countries in which he served. He loved music, wrote many songs, played in his band and just enjoyed singing with his friends and family. Chris will be missed by all his family (including Military) and many friends. A military memorial service will be held on Thursday June 16,2005, at CFB Gagetown after which his remains will be transferred to Eagles Funeral Home, Westville, N.S., where visitation will take place on Friday June 17, 2005 from 2-4 and 7-9 PM. A funeral service with full Military Honors will be held at 2:00PM on Saturday June 17, 2005 from St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Westville with Rev. Glen Cooper officiating. Please- family flowers only- Donations may be made to the Canadian Diabetes Association.