Webster Groves Mourns the Passing of Beloved Principal Jon Clark After a Courageous 20-Year Battle with Cancer

Webster Groves Mourns the Passing of Beloved Principal Jon Clark After a Courageous 20-Year Battle with Cancer
The Webster Groves community is mourning the loss of Jon Clark, a beloved educator and respected principal at Webster Groves High School (WGHS), who passed away following a 20-year battle with cancer. His passing marks the end of a remarkable journey defined by courage, compassion, and selflessness.

Clark, who led WGHS with quiet strength and genuine care, was widely admired for his ability to connect with students, staff, and parents alike. Even in the midst of his long and difficult illness, he remained a source of encouragement and inspiration — never allowing his struggle to overshadow his unwavering commitment to others.


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“He was the most courageous man I’ve ever known,” one colleague shared. “Even during his hardest days, Jon would ask how you were doing. That was who he was — always thinking of others first.”

During his tenure as principal, Clark’s leadership was marked not by authority alone, but by empathy, humility, and grace. He fostered a school environment where everyone felt valued and capable, encouraging both students and faculty to strive for excellence through kindness and perseverance.

Those who knew him say his legacy goes far beyond the walls of Webster Groves High School. It lives on in the countless lives he touched — in the confidence he inspired, the compassion he modeled, and the hope he instilled in his community.

Jon Clark’s life stands as a reminder that true leadership is not measured by position, but by the hearts we touch along the way.

He will be remembered not only as a dedicated principal but as a man of extraordinary strength and humanity.

Rest in peace, Jon Clark. Your light continues to shine through the many lives you transformed.

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