Johnny was predeceased by his grandmother, Lena Mae Greene Clark, his mother, Lena Mae Clark Jefferson and stepfather John- nie James Jefferson and his nephew Johnny Johnson.

He is survived by his children daughter, Farrah Tai Clark (Jimmy Jones) and son, Dominique Tiafu Clark. His by former wife, Vaaiga 'Ina' Tuiletufuga Clark, his fiance, Jamie Dewar; his grandchildren, Taiafiafi Lena Mae Clark aka Tai Mae or Mae-Mae, Carrnell Lewis Clark, Caleb Lee Tzanetatos, Johnny Lee Tzanetatos and Chief Gatuitasina Clark. Brothers: Ruben J. Jefferson, Bartholomew Jefferson, Obadiah M. Clark, Nathaniel P. Jefferson, and Edmundo G. Jefferson. Sisters: Angie M. Walker, Doris Jefferson, Stephanie L. Jefferson, Katrina D. Gross (James Gross) and Melissa P. Jefferson. Nieces and nephews: Latasha, Dominque, Adonis, Shantoria, Alfreda, Ruben Jr, Kayla, Roman, Javis, Keyanna, Leo, Leon, Tawanna, Teelexcious, Thanahjha, Tzajhai, Teniekeo, Wanesha, Maurice, Victoria, James Jr, Leah, Andre, Quavian, Ethan, Bryce, Maegan, and Adamyre, as well as a host of great nieces and nephews.


Johnny "Jed" Clark

The Family Record Keeper:
No matter what the event was or when it happened,
Jed knew them all. He would often begin our family conversations with, the year and date the event happened and the person it happened to. He was on point with every event that took place in our family.

The Support:
Whether it was for advice, instruction or financial support, Jed was always there. "Let me get back with you on that" was one of the phases I remember him saying, letting me know that a quick answer won't be the best option for the situation at hand.

The Love:
"Bro loves you" was the words that he would end every conversation, imparting a great sense of support and that he would be there no matter what.