Orson Clark-11/30/81 - Pg 27

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Interviewer: What year did you leave Oregon?

Orson Clark: '62. We went up in '51 and came back in '62.

Interviewer: What caused you to sell out in '62 and come back here?

Orson Clark: We had a little help with the kids, you see. They were all gone. I was alone at it.

Lucille Clark: Our family was down here and we were up there alone.

Interviewer: All your children moved back down here?

Orson Clark: They came down to go to school and go on missions.

Lucille Clark: And they got married.

Interviewer: They got married here?

Orson Clark: Yes, they all went through college and the three boys went on missions while we were there.

Interviewer: What schools did they go to?

Orson Clark: Utah State and BYU.

Interviewer: What did they finally major in?

Orson Clark: Agriculture and Horticulture.

Lucille Clark: All three of them.

Interviewer: Are they all three in farming now?

Orson Clark: Not farming but in plant growth. The oldest one is the agriculture inspector for Weber County. The second one works with the government on research work.

Lucille Clark: He has his Doctor's degree.

Ruth Knowlton: He's an agronomist.

Interviewer: Does he work for the Department of Agriculture?

Orson Clark: Yes, in the college.

Interviewer: He lives in Logan doesn't he?

Orson Clark: No, he lives in Lincoln, Nebraska.