The urn holding the ashes of Richard "Butch" Clark sits on the dash of his vintage Mack truck before his funeral service. A milk hauler from Canaan, Clark died in an accident in January when his truck left the roadway after a Woolwich woman lost control of her car.
Karen Clark sits at the wheel of her father's vintage Mack truck while her son Tyler Seavey holds the urn carrying Butch Clark's ashes. The 1979 R model truck, one from early on in his days as a milk hauler, had been his pride and joy.
Friends and family gather at Fairview Cemetery in May for Clark's funeral.
Kathy Quirion said of her brother Butch Clark's sendoff, “Those are the kind of people he touched. Truck drivers and farmers and people with tractors.”
A brigade of trucks passes through Canaan where the fire department shut down the road on the day of the funeral.
Friends and family gathered on a cool, gloomy May day to celebrate the life of the man who had hauled milk since 1968.
Trucks line up for a brigade nearly 50 vehicles strong through the town of Canaan.
A photo at the funeral shows Clark in one of his transport trucks.
The tailgate of a Mack truck lined up for the brigade to the funeral of Butch Clark.
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