Anthony Morell Clark

GOSHEN:

Anthony Morell Clark (Tony) was born in Wales, United Kingdom on March 21, 1944. He was to son of James and Mary (Bevir) Clark. He grew up largely in Bordeaux, France and received his education on Jersey in the Channel Islands.

He owned and operated Blueberry Hill Inn & XC Ski Center for over 50 years. Over those years, he befriended countless guests and visitors, sharing stories over the delicious and creative meals that he helped create. He also worked to build and maintain a network of over 35 km of SC skiing and hiking trails. These trails were the site of ski races like the “Great American Ski Race”, running races such as the “Goshen Gallop” (now in its 44th year), as well the place where many children and, in some cases, future Olympians learned to ski. Tony also worked with the Moosalamoo Association and the U.S. Forest Service to achieve a National Recreation Area designation for the region, a unique designation that will protect recreation opportunities in the region for generations to come.

He is survived by a daughter; Britta Clark of Boston, 3 sons; Timothy Clark of Leicester, Christopher Clark of Winthrop, WA and Oliver Clark of Goshen, a brother; Roger Clark of Canterbury, England, and three granddaughters; Ashley Clark of Leicester, and Sisu and Neva Clark of Winthrop, WA.

A celebration of Tony’s life will take place on April 24th, at the Blueberry Hill Inn in Goshen, beginning at 11:30 AM. Please visit blueberryhillinn.com/tony for more information.

Memorial gifts in lieu of flowers may be made, in his memory to; Blueberry Hill Outdoor Center, or the Moosalamoo Association, two non-profits dedicated to conserving the trails, bridges, and woods that Tony dedicated much of his life to.

Miller & Ketcham Funeral Home in Brandon is assisting the family with arrangements.

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