Captain (Retired) Maceo Langston Clark

Captain (Retired) Maceo Langston Clark, age 69, of Belcamp, MD, died on June 6, 2009 at University Hospital in Baltimore, MD. Born in Harrisburg, PA, he was the son of the late Gwyn S. Clark and Vivienne Hamptonie.

Mr. Clark is survived by his stepmother, Norma Clark of Richmond, VA; wife, Vivian Gail Clark of Belcamp, MD; children, Marcia Michell Lee and husband, Heath, of Baltimore, Alita Renee Credell and husband, Marvin, of Belcamp, MD, Candice Patricia Julien and husband, Orlando, of Edgewood, MD, Maceo Langston Samuel Clark and wife, Kia, of Catonsville, MD and David Glenn Clark and wife, Bynia, of Elkridge, MD; brothers, Langston Clark of Bronx, NY and Calvin Clark of Los Angeles, CA; sister, Gwendolyn Clark of Richmond, VA; and grandchildren, Shawn Johnson, Aynae, Aaliyah and Kyara Lee, Amaya Credell, Marvin Jay Credell Jr., Makai Credell, David "DJ" Glenn Clark Jr., Jaylen and Jace Clark.

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