Jim Clark Shares How Service And Skill-Building Shaped His Whole Life
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Jim Clark shares his life story shaped by military service and skill-building experiences.
Send us Fan Mail A lot of people say they want a life story worth saving. Jim Clark lived one, and he tells it with the calm detail of someone who has actually done the work. Jim was born in West Virginia, moved west during the World War II shipbuilding years, and grew up near Portland and Vancouver with memories that feel both ordinary and disappearing fast: barracks housing, coal heat, country roads, and a community expanding in real time. Jim explains why he joined the United States...
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