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Obituary For Robert Lorenzo (Lolo) Clark
Robert Lorenzo Clark, 61, died Friday, November 14, 2025. He was the son of the late Robert and Priscilla Allen Clark born January 12, 1964 in Lancaster, South Carolina.
He joined St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Lancaster, SC, at an early age in his life. He was nurtured at Mount Zion A.M.E. Zion Church, Lancaster, SC, during his formative years as a believer in Jesus Christ before joining Deliverance Word of Faith where he was a faithful member of the Usher Board and the Ministry of Helps. Robert attended Lancaster High School before departing to join the workforce as a brick mason and gifted landscaper.
Robert (Lolo) was known throughout his community as a humble man with a big heart of gold. He will be remembered and missed by everyone in his community as a hard worker who could be counted on to get the job done.
Those left to cherish his loving memory are his son, son Robert Cunningham, Jr. and two grandsons, R'rion Cunningham and Elijah Dover, three brothers; James L. (LaTonya) Clark, Leonardo J'Neil Clark, Robert Benson; five nephews; Leonardo Clark, Jr., Janard Clark, James Clark, II, Jonathan Clark, Joshua Clark; two nieces, Adrika (Garion) Mackey and Aliseona Clark; and a village of cousins, grandnieces and nephews.
Precedents in death are his parents and sisters, Avis Clark, Alisa Clark, and Andrenna Clark.
Funeral Services will be 1:00 PM, Saturday, November 22, 2025, at Deliverance Word of Faith Church, 500 Palmetto Street, Lancaster, SC 29720 by the Reverend James L. Clark, Senior Pastor with burial at Lancaster Memorial Park.
Viewing is 1-5PM, Friday, November 21, 2025, at McMullen Funeral Home.
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Add A CondolenceHe was always smiling truly will be miss he was someone I seen every morning God bless the family
Our Condolences to The Clark Family. You all are in our thoughts & prayers. The Davis Family.
Precious memories of Lolo from Mt. Zion AME Zion Church. We love you all.
Mr. Robert, Your adult education family will really miss you. You were a very kind, gentle, and loving man.You were committed to your education and supported everything we did from graduations to student dinners, etc. Your presence was a breath of fresh air. We will miss you, but we know that you're with your heavenly father. Take your rest, Mr. Robert. Now is the reward....
I had a heart and it was true. but now it's gone from me to you.take care darling for what I have done. you have two and I have none.💔😢 I face time you with the help from your cousin.Not knowing that would've been the last time I talk or see you.I did put a smile on your face when. I told you I love and you said it back so take your rest.🕊️❤️
To The Family from clyburn Street playing ball. eating good food or listening to music, we were family. Lolo what can I say about my friend such a amazing man, could work in your yard all day & night, wash your car no spots left unclean. He would put cards in our door for different occasions just so humble. He would come when you call him, I would ask him to do this for me & he would turn around and do it his way. I talk to him when he was in the hospital in Rock Hill & he sounded so good. I visited him in the hospital on Friday did not know that was the last time me & my friend would talk. I asked him could I pray for him & he said yes, & I told him that I love him. He said I love you too. Rest in heaven my friend now you & Carlo can continue working for our lord.
Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.
