Paul David Clark

Whether he was capturing a sunrise or sunset through his camera lens, sitting behind a mouse and keyboard, or looking forward to a day at the shooting range, Paul David found joy in the things he loved and in sharing those moments with the people who loved him.

Paul David, 25, of Lewisville, Texas, passed away on September 11, 2026. He was born on December 1, 2000, in Fort Worth, Texas, to Christina and Gregory Clark.

Known affectionately as "Buddy" or "Paulie," he was a beloved son, brother, twin, grandson, nephew, cousin, and friend. His family especially treasures the memories of playing Halo together on the Xbox. A familiar game and time spent together created moments that now mean more than words can express.

He attended Lewisville High School and worked for Allied Universal. He was especially proud of earning his license to carry for his job, an accomplishment worth celebrating. Outside of work, he enjoyed watching anime, playing video games with his dad and friends, spending time at the shooting range, and photography. He had an eye for capturing beauty in everyday moments, often sharing photographs of sunrises, sunsets, and scenes that caught his attention. He was a Christian and attended Milestone Church.

To celebrate him is to remember a whole person: his interests, his accomplishments, his place in the family, and all the everyday moments that made him uniquely him. His loved ones will continue to say his name, share their favorite stories, and make room for laughter alongside the tears.

Paul David is survived by his parents, Christina Clark and Gregory Clark; his sister, Katherine Clark; his twin, Madison Clark; his half-brother, Alexander Clark; his grandparents, Pat and Paul Carman, Carol Clark, and David and Lana Clark; his aunt, Misty Huggins; his aunt Gina; his uncles, Dasen Clark and David Clark; and many cousins and other loved ones.

A funeral service celebrating Paul David's life will be held at Milestone Church on September 24, 2026, at 11:00 a.m.

As family and friends gather, they are invited to bring their favorite memories, the funny ones, the everyday ones, and the ones that will always make them smile. Together, those stories will help celebrate 25 years of a life deeply loved.

Always part of the family. Always part of the story. Always our Buddy!