Greg Clark 49ers Obituary: Greg Clark, a previous 49ers and Stanford tight end, died Wednesday subsequent to doing combating a mind condition known as constant horrendous encephalopathy, his family reported. Clark was 49. No further subtleties of his demise were quickly accessible, including how and where it’s anything but, a family explanation trusted his passing would prompt more understanding on CTE.

“He was a marvelous individual, with an expanding family, and I simply feel horrible about the enduring he more likely than not felt,” previous 49ers quarterback Steve Young said in a telephone meet with this news association.

Clark’s family given an explanation that read:

“It is with incredible trouble we declare the startling passing of Greg Clark, 49, loved spouse, father, child, sibling and companion to so many.

“Greg was a committed family man who was effective at all that he did, from his scholastic and athletic accomplishments as a Stanford researcher competitor to his job as a tight end for the San Francisco 49ers, to the making of a fruitful land stage all through the Bay Area.

“Above all, he was a treasured and devoted spouse to his significant other of 23 years. His new experiencing CTE manifestations can’t quench the expansiveness and profundity of his effect on us and others and we are always thankful for the time we have had with him. It is our expectation that through additional examination we can acquire information encompassing CTE.”

Clark was a Danville occupant and lived in the East Bay with his better half, Carrie, a significant part of the previous 20 years. Their child, Jayden, is a Dublin High alumni who’s played linebacker at Southern Utah since 2018.