STACK, Clayton Lawrence – With sadness, we announce Clayton’s untimely passing at Health Sciences North in Sudbury with his brother at his side.
Clayton is predeceased by his parents Isaiah and Annie Jean Stack; his brother Jeremiah and his sister Janet Stack.
He is survived and will be forever loved by his brother Donald (Joyce Oakley) Stack; his nieces and nephews Janice Stack, Michelle Stack (Greg), A.J., Stack, Lory Stack, Peggy Sue Fritz, Mark Fritz, late Bobby Fritz and Kevin Fritz as well as their extended families. Clayton is also survived by his great aunt Kayo Spooner and her children Dr. Cheryl Lynne Roy and Wayne (Olga) Spooner.
A private graveside service will be held at the Kirkland Lake Cemetery.
We were very saddened to hear of Clayton's untimely death. He certainly was a pillar of the Church and he will be missed terribly especially by his Church family. Our sincere condolences go out to you and your family. Clayton is with our Lord now and he has certainly earned his wings. Rest in Peace Clayton. You will never be forgotten!
Larry Emily Boisvert❤️
Clayton was a good man. I enjoyed his stories and history of KL lessons at Tims. He will be missed.
We are both so saddened to hear the passing of Clayton....he was such a Gentleman, worked for 40 years at his Profession as a Painter, and took pride in everything he did...He was dedicated to his Faith and was a Knight at the Holy Name Church for many many YEARS, and certainly will be missed by All of the Parish...and to all who knew and loved him...RIP Clayton xo
Our sincere condolences to the family. Clayton and my father, Eric were great friends and fishing buddies.
I've known Clayton for 25 years. He was a true GENTLMAN and was respected by all. I will miss his guidance along with his humor. Rest now Clayton. Your next Golf Game is just around the corner. Your real friends will surely miss you.
Merdy Armstrong.
Clayton was certainly a kinda soul. He was one of my fathers best buds back in the day. Clayton was a great down hill skier and was the one who taught me how to ski. I was fortunate enough to have his expertise when we built our house 9 years ago, still hard at it well into his 70’s. From a post earlier “Clayton certainly earned his wing”.
Rest well
We loss a great friend to day. Clayton had a kind world for every one and he loved to chat. We will miss his visits...... Thanks Clayton for all the good you brought to our family.
Rest in the arms of the Angels.. Claudette and Stan !
I will miss Clayton - he was a friend and mentor. His support helped me immensely and because of it I am a better person. May he rest with the angels where he waits for us to go to him. With much respect and condolences, Richard Kallio
Our thoughts and prayers are with u all. My memories of him were laughter and kindness.
I extend my condolences to the Stack family. I knew Clayton as a man deeply dedicated to his Church and faith. He will be remembered as a person who practiced his faith faithfully with extreme dedication and will. The Kirkland Lake Roman Catholic community will miss him immensely.
Don:
Sincere condolenses to you and your family. The tributes that have been shared by Clayton's many friends is an indication of how much he was respected. He was a close personal friend to Leona and I for many years. We enjoyed our chats over coffee and in recent years phone calls. He was a faithful servant to Holy Name Parish and the Knights of Columbus. He shared his many gifts with all who knew him. Rest In Peace Dear Friend.
Dave & Leona Sylvester
I am sorry to hear of Clayton's passing. My condolences and prayers on your loss. Knew Clayton and your mom Annie my whole life growing up in Kirkland. Often had a nice chat with Clayton after Mass, when visiting home! God will welcome him with open arms. Rest in Peace Clayton.
We are very sorry to hear the news of Clayton’s passing. He was such a likeable person and will be missed by so many ! A friend since we were kids in KL many years ago he always had a dry sense of humour and was so interesting to chat with .
Our condolences to his friends and family.—Brian and Gale
My son and I send our condolences to the family.
Clayton was a true gentleman and we will remember him as such.
Our deepest condolences we always saw Clayton on our visits to Kirkland had great conversations and lots of laughs, we always talked genealogy and told us stories of the family. Going home will not be the same Rest in Peace Clayton
Clayton! We weren’t ready to let you go, and I know you felt the same way! It was an honour to know you, and I’m forever grateful for your friendship with Mike. Now you two get down to the first tee on the heavenly golf course- pretty sure Father Des is waiting for you.
Winnie along with all her family wish to extend their sympathies to you and your family. Please know that you have been in our thoughts and prayers. Clayton was definitely one of a kind and will be so sadly missed. Love to all. Winnie Amorini (Scott)
This is such sad news, and a loss to everyone. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends. He was a very kind and generous man.
A true man of integrity, best egg salad maker and potato farmer. Always a friendly smile and listening ear.
Clayton always made sure I got the history of the old "slabtown" right. The early community of mostly Cape Bretoners would use slabs as siding hence the name. At the homecoming in 2019 we talked about when the ore buckets would pass over Burnside Road on the way to Toburn Mill. The occasional piece of muck would fall on a car. A fine gentleman and descendant of one of the original families he will be missed in the old Federal.
I never met Clayton but hardly a day went by that I didn’t hear something about him from my brother Johnny Dodge. Clayton was always there for Johnny doing one kind thing after another to help him out I was left with the impression that Clayton just had to be the nicest and kindest person in Kirkland Lake who will surely be missed by all who knew him and whose lives he touched. With appreciation for a life well lived and sincere sympathy to his family and friends,
Annette M. Dodge
We were sorry to hear of Clayton’s passing, he was a great friend of both our families (Meagher’s and Viskovich’s).
Clayton always greeted you with a kind smile but what I admired most was his faith. He had a beautiful faith and it showed in his works of service at church and beyond with family and friends. He will be missed.
Rest In Peace Clayton, hope you’re enjoying some tunes with friends.
Jan and Ray Viskovich
I send my sympathies on your loss. Clayton was my teacher when I was going through the R.C.I.A. program at Holy Name of Jesus Parish. I will always remember him as a humble, kind, holy man. He was an inspiration to so many. He has gone to his well deserved reward for all his service to others in need. God bless him and you.
Chip, Mark, Kevin and I want to express our deepest sympathy.
Uncle Clayton was an amazing human. His care for others was astonishing. His faith was paramount. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Will come to the Celebration of Life when it is scheduled.
Peggy Sue Fritz Hobart
My deepest sympathies for your loss. Clayton was a wonderful neighbour and Burnside Court will not be the same.
Sharon Preston Quenneville
Our condolences to the family.
Kathleen and the Smaill family
I was so sorry to hear of Clayton's passing. He was such a gentle person and always so friendly as we had our little chats at Holy Name Church. I will miss seeing him at his faithful activities at Mass. Rest in Peace Clayton.
Dear Don,
Our deepest condolences for the loss of your brother Clayton. Clayton was a wonderful kind and giving person. He was liked by so many people and will be truly missed. We remember your family so well growing up in Federal. He was a hard worker and was always willing to help anyone.
RIP
Dan&Mary
Hi my name is Shirley, and Clayton was one of my Giants and we sat many years drinking coffee and talking about the journey we walk, I will bless all my life for the help he gives me. He will be miss by this extended family. R.I.P and keep it simple up there. Timmins
