Conservation Officer James Clark, New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, New Hampshire

Conservation Officer James Clark

New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, New Hampshire

End of Watch Monday, October 4, 1971

James Clark

Conservation Officer James Clark suffered a fatal heart attack after participating in a pheasant stocking operation in Bristol. After completing the stocking he returned to his patrol car and was leaving the area when he suffered the heart attack.

He was transported to Sceva Speare Hospital, in Plymouth, where he passed away.

Officer Clark had served with the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department for eight years. He was survived by his wife, two sons, and two daughters.

Bio

Age 33
Tour 8 years
Badge Not available

Incident Details

Cause Heart attack

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1959 WAS THE YEAR I GRADUATED FROM PLYMOUTH TEACHERS COLLEGE WITH JIM CLARK. JIM, CHARLIE BARRY, AND ROLAND VIGNEAULT WERE AMONG THE BEST FRIENDS I EVER HAD WHILE AT PTC. THERE WERE MANY OTHERS THAT I KINEW VERY WELL, BUT THESE WERE ELITE TO ME

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