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"Today, I believe it is particularly fitting that Jamie be recognized for the positive influence he had on the young men that traveled through the East Central baseball program. By naming thb facility Jamie Clark Memorial Stadium. all players and otheN will be reminded of the influence Jamie had on East Central Community College ba"eball ~ Aadrey Clark agreed that Jamie. who never liked to be in the spotlight, would be absoluteh stunned at the honor and turnout. · '"Very much so, but his feelingl> are shared by us. We don't like all this attention either. but he', looking down and he's very proud. Everything b in honor of him and wry well deserving." "Although Coach Clarki" no longer \\ith u.... he y,.ilJ always be remembered in the place he caDed 'Warriorville,'~ Yarborough said.

top. One of the main things is that we're going to brick from dugout to dugout about 18 inches high. That was something that Jamie always wanted. We've already got the brick donated." Clark'~ widQw. Audrey Clark: daughter. ~icki: and step:::on. Billy Turner; were on hand. ..Mi"" Audr~y wanted to conve}' that the years Jamie ::.pent here were not a job. but a way of life,~ said former ECCC instructor and personal friend of Clark. Larry Blackburn. "'I believe everyone that w Jamie would agree with that statement. It ed ifJamie wa:-; not on this baseball field. he home reading about baseball or watching ~ebaill on n·. He trulr lo\ed to talk about base-

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