Johnathon SanLee Clark

Johnathon “Boy” SanLee Clark, age 33, passed away on October 25, 2025. Born August 16, 1992, Johnathon lived life to the fullest—with a heart full of adventure, laughter, and love. 

He shared an unbreakable bond with his beloved mother, whom he adored deeply. Johnathon’s passion for life shone through in all he did, from the roar of his motorcycle and off-road Jeep adventures to his love of travel and discovering new places wherever he went. Sundays were reserved for football, great food, and the company of friends and family. 

A talented cook, Johnathon could turn any meal into a feast, filling kitchens with delicious aromas and laughter. His appreciation for music, tattoos, and animals reflected his free spirit and compassionate soul. 

Johnathon was passionate about his work at Air Dynamics Testing, where he brought both dedication and pride to everything he did. He also proudly served in the Army National Guard, embodying the values of strength, service, and honor in all aspects of his life. 

He will be remembered for his infectious smile, generous heart, and the way he made everyone around him feel valued and loved. 

Johnathon is survived by his step-father, Anthony Wolfe; brothers, Ryann Clark (father John Clark), and Nathan Passmore; sisters, Ashlee Barlow, Ilia (Ruben) Wolfe, Alta (Justin) Staton and Melissa Lamb; and nieces & nephews Lily, Kamryn, TJ Clark, Finley Clark, Jadiann Dorton, and Jailyn Dorton; one great grandniece; and close family friend, Brad Bell.

He was preceded in death by his mother Gidget Hall Wolfe, grandfather Kenneth Sanders Hall, and grandmother Thelma Hall. 

A celebration of life will be held on November 15, 2025, at 2:00 PM at his home, located at 5349 South Shore Drive, Nashville, IN, 47448 to honor the incredible life of Johnathon SanLee Clark. The spreading of his ashes will take place in Kentucky, where he will rest with his mother and grandfather, at a date to be determined. 

Johnathon’s adventurous spirit and boundless love will forever remain in the hearts of all who knew him.