Frank Clarke Obituary, Cause Of Death, Wife, Children

Frank Clarke, a Shrewsbury Town Hall of Famer has died aged 79.

Frank Clarke joined Shrewsbury as a youngster making his debut in 1962.

Frank Clarke went on to feature in 188 games for the club after his debut in 1962.

Frank Clarke scored 77 goals and was joint-second on the club’s all-time scorers list before leaving for Queens Park Rangers in 1968 and going on to play for Ipswich Town and Carlisle United.

Frank Clarke was eldest of five brothers who were footballers, including former Leeds and England forward Allan.

After retiring from football, Frank Clarke worked as a newsagent before taking on a role at the Adams Sports Centre in Wem, which he held for 28 years.

Frank Clarke cause of death

What was Frank Clarke cause of death? A cause of death was not stated.

Frank Clarke died on June 3, 2022.

Frank Clarke was eulogized by his former club Shrewsbury Town who said in a statement;

“He was not just a goal machine.”

“The value of his work-rate and build-up skills saw him reach the top flight of English Football with three sides – QPR and Carlisle United, who were attaining that level for the first time, and Ipswich Town where he played under Bobby Robson.”

Frank Clarke wife

Who was Frank Clarke wife? Who is Frank Clarke wife? Frank Clarke was married. However, he didn’t disclose the identity of his wife.

Frank Clarke children

Did Frank Clarke have children? Frank Clarke kept his personal life private and as a result, it’s not known if he had children.