About the Clarke Family
December 20th, 2007As you’ve probably noticed the main page of our site tends to stay fairly static. Brittany and I do write quite a bit so if you’re interested please click on our names (to the left) and check us out.
Welcome Baby Eleanor!
Established on 9/9/2005, the Clarke family is made up of 6 members (and counting!) Here’s a little bit about each of us ![]()
Michael
* The head of our household
* Born in Maryland in 1980
* Raised on a 2,000 (thanks Pop!) 6,500 acre exotic game ranch in Texas
* Spent his teenage years reeking havoc living in Wyoming.
* Served 5 years in the US Army
* Works as a Computer & Network Engineer
* Enjoys anything outdoors (mountain biking, snowboarding, bungie jumping, dirtbiking…you get the idea
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* Is passionate about his R6 & YZ-450F!
Brittany
* Born at a US Air Base in Germany in 1981 ( born under the name Brittany Jacobus )
* Attended 10 different schools, while growing up in Texas, Florida, Colorado, England, Maryland, & Virginia.
* Intensively studied ballet at the Washington School of Ballet.
* Earned her A.A. degree in Elementary Education from Indian River Community College in Ft. Pierce, Florida.
* Currently stays at home to raise and homeschool the children.
* Enjoys time at church, warm weather, knitting, reading (especially books written by Nancy Leigh DeMoss), and… the sound of nothing. ![]()
Lilli Anne
* Born in Maryland in 2003
* Enjoys gymnastics, the color pink & purple, eating fruit, and playing with her friends.
* Wants to be a doctor when she grows up because “I will help people.”
Corinne
* Born in Virginia in 2006
* Enjoys snuggling with her white bear, trying to brush her teeth by herself, & jibber jabbering.
Eleanor
* Born in Virginia in 2008
* Sleeps - a lot!
* Loves to look at her Poppa
Nicki
* Is a pure bred German Shepherd born on 12/24/2005.
* Likes to play fetch.
* Is a picky eater.
* Can “sit,” “stay,” “lay down,” “shake,” give “kisses,” give “high-five,” go to her “house” & “bed,” “drop it,” “go upstairs,” go “out,”& (most importantly…) “get ‘em!”













