Clark GOODMAN Obituary

Have great memories of visits to his parent's farm (Betty and Garth) by the Sharland and Blair families, of Pam, Josie, Clark and Kelvin, and of Clark training running around the Sandy Bay/Marahau Road as a teenager.
Happy childhood days!
Thinking of you all at this sad time.
Chris Tuffnell and family.

I'm sad to hear my friend and old work mate has passed away. Love to his family and friends.
Sincerely Kevin.

Clark was a true friend, someone that put in the effort for me time and time again. A stable base for me to come back to through the years.
I thank you Clark for taking me to my first gym class as a teenager, for taking me on hikes, boat trips, bike rides and the open talks we shared. I really hope you knew how much I appreciated you.
It is with a heavy heart that I won't be able to make it up to your final send off due to
having my baby a week ago. I will keep memories of you close. You really were a good man and you will be very missed by me and by many
Condolences to his family.

Clark was the tutor of the Conservation Corps course I did at ATET in Riwaka 1991. We had a great time making the walking track alongside the road at Marahau & also one at Kaiteri that runs around the back of the inlet. Both tracks are still used today!! Great times! RIP Clark. Condolences to his family.

Pam, Josie and Goodman family
Sad to see that Clark has passed on. Many happy memories of Clark and you all in Sandy Bay back in our youth and over the years.
Sincere sympathy.
Pam Frost and family.

Recalling many memories of running with Clark in the early 1960's with the Nelson Harrier Club. A quiet achiever, great team member & gutsy runner. RIP Clark.

A gentle soul, always available to support a cause. legendary athlete for the Nelson amateur athletic Harrier and cycling club Inspiration to us all.
blessings to his soul