Medic in Afghanistan dies in Skype chat with wife
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A communication from the family released by Taber-Thomas said Clark died Monday while talking to his wife during one of their usual Skype sessions. Associated Press HOUSTON (AP) - The wife of an Army officer serving in Afghanistan witnessed her quiet's death as the two video chatted via Skype, his family said Friday. "Although the circumstances were unimaginable, Bruce's wife and extended kith and kin will be forever thankful that he and his wife were together in his last moments. The Pentagon said it was under investigation, and his brother-in-law said he didn't have details. While living there, he worked for about four years at Highland Medical centre in Rochester, N. Y. , first as an operating room assistant then operating room technician. Clark, a 43-year-old Army chief preserve, grew up in Michigan and lived previously in Spencerport, N. Y. , a suburb of Rochester and his wife's hometown. "He was a demonstrative guy, always joking, always picking on me because of my (British) accent," said Ellie Villanueva, a nurse who worked with Clark at the asylum and kept in touch with him after he
left. Bruce Kevin Clark's death were not immediately available. He joined the Army in 2006 and was stationed in Hawaii before he was assigned to the William Beaumont Army Medical Center in El Paso. Clark," Bradley Taber-Thomas told The Associated Leader-writers. Clark and his wife moved there in 2000.
Source: KTVN