Park "Animal" Clegg Sr., 62, of Sebago, ME passed away on 04/09/2024. He was born in Newfoundland, Canada on 05/03/1961. He was the son of the late Mildred J. Roberge and George L. Clegg. Surviving is his best friend and love of his life, Laurie Bradley. Also surviving is his step mom Kathy Clegg of PA. Children are: Debbie Harris and husband Anthony of NH, Park Clegg Jr. and wife Aimee of ME, step son Dan Wiley and wife Mikaela of ME, step daughter Kristina Flint and husband Chad of ME, and Kayla Field of AL. Siblings are: Dixie Clegg of TX, the late George Clegg Jr. Of TX, John W. Clegg and wife Faye of TX, Tammy Husbands and husband Noel of SC, John R. Clegg and wife Michelle of PA, Teresa Jewell of NM, Michael Jewell and wife Stephanie of MO, Lawrence Jewell and wife Kaila of PA, and Kendra Maddux of PA. He leaves 11 grandchildren who are: Brantley Clegg, Rowan Clegg, Kinslee Clegg, Anthony Harris Jr., Jordan Harris, Isaiah Harris, Jude Wiley, Evelyn Wiley, Anthony Alfiero, Fletcher Flint, Alexia Field, Harley Field, Desiree Field, Mckayla Field and Sidera Field. Along with that he is survived by 34 nieces and nephews, 39 great nieces and nephews (with another one on the way), and 2 great great nieces and nephews. Park lived a life filled with passion and dedication. He was a proud member of The Mountain Men Motorcycle Club, finding solace and freedom in the open road. His commitment extended to his service in The United States Army, where he served with honor. He was a skilled mechanic and a truck driver and he was always ready to lend a hand. His life was a testament to his hard work and dedication. We will gather to honor Park's life at a memorial service on May 1, 2024 at 1PM at Southern Maine Memorial Veterans Cemetary in Springvale, ME. A celebration of life is TBD to remember the joy he brought to our lives . St. Jude Children's Research Hospital was a cause close to his heart, and we ask that you join us in supporting this important work by making a memorial contribution to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital instead of sending flowers. Your support will help continue his legacy of caring for others.