Daniel A. Clark

Daniel A. Clark, 63, of Keene, and formerly of Harrisville, passed away peacefully Wednesday, March 13, 2024, with his loved ones by his side after a long, and courageous battle with illness. 

Danny was born in Keene, NH on August 24, 1960, to Martha R. (Bailey) Clark and George A. Clark. He was educated locally and graduated from Keene High School in 1978. 

He worked in manufacturing and construction for several years before finishing his career in the merchandising and sales industry. 

Danny married the love of his life, Angela R. Schultz, on October 23, 1993. A devoted husband, father, and friend, Danny cherished his family above all else. His unwavering love knew no bounds. 

An avid motorcyclist, Danny’s Harley was an extension of his spirit, carrying him on countless journeys filled with laughter, camaraderie, and the wind in his beard. He also enjoyed family camping trips, vacationing in Maine, the sound of Willie Nelson playing through his speakers, and of course, having the occasional ice-cold Budweiser with friends.

He is survived by his wife, Angela R. (Schultz) Clark of Keene; his daughter, Hailey R. Clark, and his son, Andrew D. Clark, both of Keene; his father, George A. Clark of Harrisville; his sister and brother in law, Denine A. and  Steven J. Cavadini, of Keene; his niece, Savannah E. Cavadini, of Swanzey; his nephew, Joseph T. Cavadini, of Brooklyn, NY; and many extended family members and friends. 

Danny is predeceased by his mother, Martha R. Clark; his sister, Deidra A. Clark; his mother and father-in-law, Joan W. and Louis A. Schultz, both of whom he loved as his own; and his brothers-in-law, Mark A. Schultz and Paul A. Schultz. 

He had the ability to find beauty and joy in the simplest of things, and he began each day with a grateful heart.  Danny’s positivity, love of life, and infectious laugh will be sincerely missed by all that were lucky enough to know him. To know Danny, was to love him. 

Services will be private.  A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you do something kind for someone else, in the spirit and memory of Danny.