Obituary: Wayde Clark, former Shoreline resident

Wayde Clark
1994-2014

Wayde Shelby Clark, 20, of Vancouver, WA died Thursday morning May 29th, 2014. He was born in Seattle, WA on February 17, 1994 and lived in Shoreline, WA before moving to Vancouver in 2009.

He had a huge heart and would give the shirt off his back to help anyone. He had a smile that would light up a room and an infectious laugh that would make anyone smile and laugh with him. 

He graduated Union High School in 2012 where he enjoyed being in all the bands. Wayde loved music, especially playing the drums, and was a past member of the Northern Alliance Drum Corp. He loved all sports, playing hacky sack, camping, doing anything outdoors, cooking and barbequing, and most of all spending time with his fiancé and his son.

While in Shoreline he played soccer for many years in the Shorelake Soccer Club, Little League baseball, and a year of high school football at Shorecrest High School. Every summer was busy with friends over to the house swimming and playing and sleeping out on the back porch. His goal in life was to get a degree where he could be a counselor to help others. 

Wayde is survived by his parents Anne and Mark Clark, brother Joh Oso, 9 month old son Mason Clark, and his fiancé Kaydi Stewart. He has many other relatives that he loved and cherished. His celebration of life will be June 21 in Vancouver, WA at 1pm at Hazel Dell Community Park - 2300 NE 68th St, Vancouver, WA 98665. 

The family has set up a college fund for his son Mason at Chase Bank and we ask that you donate to that account in lieu of flowers etc. You can make a donation at any Chase bank. To make a donation you have to do it by check, money order, or debit card but you cannot do it with cash due to federal laws. All checks and money orders need to be filled out to Mason Clark. 

We would like to thank the Vancouver and Clark County emergency response teams, the Clark County Sheriff’s office, and Clark County Coroner’s office for their kindness, professionalism, and efforts they gave.