Mr. Harold "Happy" Clark, 70, of Waynesboro, MS passed from this life on Friday, September 9, 2022 in his home surrounded by his loving family who will honor his life by living life to the fullest. He was born in State Line, MS on Wednesday, January 9, 1952 (a mere 5 minutes after his twin Howard) to Nonie Alonzo Clark & Ollie Pearl Ezell Clark. Mr. Harold is preceded in death by his parents and siblings Robert, Harry, and Bobbie. He is survived by his loving wife and best friend of 26 years, Elena Clark, Waynesboro, MS. He will be lovingly remembered and missed tremendously by his son, who thought of his dad as his hero, Bryan Clark (Tracy) of State Line, MS; three step kids that he raised & loved as his own, Michael Bond (Kelli) of Odessa, TX, Stephanie Spencer of Waynesboro, MS, Taran Bond of Waynesboro, MS. He also had a whole passle of grandchildren, some related, others he chose and loved as his babies. His twin brother, Howard Clark of Oxford, MS. He is also survived by a daughter Sonya; siblings, Ella, Diane, Dewayne, and Sonja; a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins. He will be remembered for his "happy go lucky" personality by so many and the coworkers he had the pleasure of working with through the years. He served in the Army National Guard for 6 years and worked in the oilfield for over 40 years, spending a many a hitch in the Gulf of Mexico, India, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam and land rigs all over West Texas, Louisiana & Oklahoma.  He also spent many summers umpiring girls softball in our little town of Waynesboro.  The girls knew his strike calls, especially his " Yep, that's in there, that's one of them". He enjoyed traveling, road tripping, cruising with his best friend, meeting people and college football, especially the SEC & LSU. Geaux Tigers! To know him was to absolutely love him and if you were lucky to have him as a friend, you had a friend for life. He was by far the best husband, daddy, Pop, Paw Paw and friend that anyone could ask for and to his family, he was a true treasure. During the last week of his life, he was surrounded by his loving family and friends that had been there the last few years of his life while he battled Alzheimer's. The family plans to have a private memorial service at a later date. Fly high "Happy" we love you and you will forever be missed!!!