Benny H. Clark

Facebooktwitterredditpinterestlinkedinmailby feather

  Benny H. Clark was born to Arthur and Carmen Clark on Oct. 27, 1929. He passed away Dec. 21, 2020.

  He lived in Mammoth, AZ all his life.  When he was 17 he joined the Army where he served three years of his life. When Benny was discharged from the service, he married his grade school sweetheart, Frances Garcia.  In 1953 he went to work for Magma.

  Between rodeos and farming, Benny and Frances had seven children.  Benny loved roping with his children and grandchildren.  Benny and Frances loved to follow their grandchildren and great-grandchildren around to all of their sports. They traveled from one side of Arizona to the other following Wyatt wrestling and the girls playing softball and junior rodeo. 

  Benny was still in the arena at the age of 81 and enjoying gathering cattle at the age of 88.  On a horse and in the arena was where he was happiest.  He will be greatly missed by all.  We know when he gets there, someone will be there to welcome him and say “Welcome home Cowboy, your entry fees have been paid.”

  Benny is survived by his sons, Arthur (Sue), Phillip (Sally), Robert (Alicia), and Larry; and his daughters, Margaret (Michael) and Norma (Randy). He also leaves behind 22 grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his wife, Frances; son, Rudy; and grandson, Phillip.

  He was interred at Valley View Cemetery in Mammoth on Monday, Dec. 28.

  Visit Benny’s online guestbook at VistosoFH.com or call Vistoso Funeral Home at 520-544-2285 for information.

Staff (5800 Posts)

There are news or informational items frequently written by staff or submitted to the Copper Basin News, San Manuel Miner, Superior Sun, Pinal Nugget or Oracle Towne Crier for inclusion in our print or digital products. These items are not credited with an author.


Facebooktwitterby feather
Facebooktwitterredditpinterestlinkedinmailby feather

Comments are closed.

  • Additional Stories

    Residents Oppose Planned Private School

    April 29th, 2024
    by

    As you are aware the house located on 118 Griffin Rd. (Parcel 301-42-062C) is being renovated by Jeremi Brewer for […]


    Young writer wins county award

    April 29th, 2024
    by

      The Ray Elementary School would like to recognize Kindergarten student, Riley Morrison. Riley competed in the Pinal County Juvenile Court […]


    Lobos ranked first in region, fourth in 1A division

    April 26th, 2024
    by

    By Nathaniel A. Lopez   It was a busy schedule for the Lady Lobo softball team last week. They began […]


    Lobos ranked first in region, fourth in 1A division

    April 26th, 2024
    by

    By Nathaniel A. Lopez   It was a busy schedule for the Lady Lobo softball team last week. They began […]


  • Additional Stories

    Heat Proofing Your Garden

    April 24th, 2024
    by

      By Bob Allen SE Pinal County Master Gardener     When Deborah North returned to Arizona from the very […]


    Free financial workshop series offered at Superior Library

    April 24th, 2024
    by

      A free financial security workshop series titled Building Financial Security will be taught at Superior Public Library, 99 Kellner […]


    CASA of Gila County welcomes three new Court Appointed Special Advocates for Gila County Children; The need for volunteers continues to rise

    April 24th, 2024
    by

      In April 2024, CASA of Gila County welcomed three new Court Appointed Special Advocates dedicated to serving the Gila […]


    Growing food in rough terrain – Agro-forest at Arboretum

    April 24th, 2024
    by

        The history of the Boyce Thompson Arboretum and mission developed by its founder Col. Boyce Thompson was to […]


  • Copperarea

  • Southeast Valley Ledger