
In loving memory of
Alonzo Clark
November 6, 1999 — October 8, 2022
Alonzo J. Clark (Nov 6, 1999–Oct 8, 2022) is remembered for the warmth he brought to family and friends — a young man whose life touched his Fayetteville community and whose memory endures with those who loved him.
Remembering Alonzo
A life held close in memory
Alonzo J. Clark, born November 6, 1999, of Fayetteville, North Carolina, was a cherished son, brother, and friend whose life — though cut far too short on October 8, 2022 — left a lasting impression on those who knew him. Those close to Alonzo recall his warmth, the easy way he could make others smile, and his devotion to family.
Alonzo grew up in the Fayetteville area and was known among his circle for his loyalty and the quiet steadiness he offered loved ones. Whether spending time with family at home or with friends around the neighborhood, he valued connection and held close the people who mattered most.
Family members describe Alonzo as someone who cared deeply for those around him and who had a bright spirit that came through in ordinary moments. He is survived by his relatives and friends who remember him for his laugh, his presence at family gatherings, and the small acts of kindness that revealed his character.
While his passing on October 8, 2022 was a profound loss for family and the Fayetteville community, those who loved Alonzo continue to honor his memory in everyday ways — by sharing stories, keeping his name alive at family gatherings, and remembering the gentle parts of his spirit that remain with them.
A private memorial and services were arranged through Colvin Funeral Homes & Cremations. Friends and family who wish to leave messages or tributes may do so through the funeral home’s memorial page. Alonzo’s life is remembered with gratitude for the love he gave and the bonds he forged; his memory endures in the hearts of those who knew him.
Shared moments
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Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
Remembering Alonzo with compassion and heartfelt sympathy. May every good memory bring some measure of comfort to the people whose lives were touched by this loss.