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Gregory Scott Clark 1974-2025

Gregory Scott Clark, 50, of Carlisle passed away Wednesday January 8, 2025 in his home. 

Gregory Scott Clark
Gregory Clark

He was born April 19, 1974 in Carlisle the son of A. Scott and Judith Elaine Viering Clark. 

Greg was a 1992 graduate of Big Spring High School.

He was a chef, and had been the former owner of California Cafe, in Carlisle, and currently owned his own lawn care service. He loved cars and music, he enjoyed writing music, and played many instruments. 

In addition to his parents Scott and Judy Clark, he is survived by his spouse Amber Dae Smith Clark, four children Greysen Smith Brockbank, Aria Dawn Clark, Lyra Elaine Clark, and Eli Scott Clark; one sister Sheri Lynn Lauffer and her husband Gregory, one niece Caren Cunningham, one nephew Daniel Scott Lauffer, and his cat Bea Bear. 

He was preceded in death by his yellow lab Hendrick. 

Egger Funeral Home will announce the service arrangements when they are complete. 

To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Gregory Scott Clark, please visit the floral store.


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