Bey-Shan Ramsey Clark Sr.

December 11, 1967 - October 27, 2020

Bey-Shan Ramsey Clark, Sr., affectionately known as "Black", was born December 11, 1967 to Michael and Gloria Jean Liles Clark. Born in Trenton, Bey-Shan graduated from Trenton High School and played on the football team. After high school, he worked for Hill Refrigeration for approximately ten years, then for Ann Klein Forensic Center until his retirement. Bey-Shan was a funny guy who loved to crack jokes. He had a charming personality and was a great encourager. When you saw him, he was almost always wearing a NY Giants jersey. It was obvious to all that he loved the NY Giants! Bey-Shan was passionate about his family. His loves were his girls and his son. He was the kind of dad that was always there to support his children in their endeavors. When "Black" met Wendy Gould at Halo Farm, his first move was to slip her his phone number on a small piece of paper sprayed with his cologne. He did not want to be forgotten! Once the two began dating, he knew early on that he would marry her. In 2000, "Black" married his bride and shared twenty years of love and devotion. Bey-Shan departed this life October 27, 2020 at Capital Health System at Hopewell. He will forever be cherished in the hearts of those who experienced his love. Predeceased by his parents and five aunts and uncles, Bey-Shan is survived by his wife, Wendy Ann Clark; five children, Ashley, Mareka, Zana, Bey-Shana and Bey-Shan "Junior "Clark, Jr.; one grandchild, Makenzii "Lady M" "Snack" Stewart; four brothers, Michael and Arthur "Buck" Clark, Doug McGill and Sean Mobley; aunt, Linda Liles; uncle, Bruce Liles (Patricia) and a host of nieces and nephews, other beloved relatives and friends.