Jamaal David Chin-Clarke

Jamaal David Chin-Clarke a resident of Boston, Massachusetts died on February 27th, 2021 at the age of 40 an innocent victim of violence.

Jamaal was born in Boston on Monday February 16th, 1981 to Dave Clarke and Margaret Chin.

Jamaal Attended South Boston high school and later transferred to Boyd H.M. Anderson high school where he graduated in Lauderdale Florida. Jamaal expressed a genuine love for animals.  He appreciated animals of all different types, and as a child often spoke of wanting to be a veterinarian when he grows up. as an adult he had dreams of becoming a breeder of high-end pit bulls as a business venture.  He went on to peruse this dream by enrolling in The Sheridan vocational trade school to train as vet-tech where he earned his certificate. as a child Jamaal would spend time visit his grandmother in Hollywood Florida.

Jamaal was a loving father to his only child and son Jacob Clarke. He enjoyed spending quality time with his son and would do anything in his power to put a smile on his face. Jamaal was a natural born chef.  He worked as an assistant in the kitchen at Paradise Jamaican restaurant for some time.  Now known as Taste of Eden.  At home he spends most of his time cooking up some of his favorite dishes from his Jamaican culture. Jamaal even grilled jerk chicken outback in the snow. while he enjoys cooking and eating, he was very health conscious and respected the quality of life itself.  He was very spiritual and enjoyed sharing his sacred beliefs with others.  He was also known for his amazing knowledge in entrepreneurship, and always encouraged others to chase their dreams.

Jamaal was very family oriented and great protector of his loved ones.  He was a leader and teacher to those that knew him. He was a motivational speaker a highly confident man full of substance and always wants the best for others.  He was supportive to one’s dreams and always gave the best advice for success.  His conversations with you were valuable whether his approach was serious or humorous.  Jamaal encountered many obstacles throughout his lifetime and even at his lowest points Jamaal continued to show resilience.  Jamaal was always smiling.  He displayed strength, courage, humor, and persistence.   Jamaal was true to self. He enjoyed the finer things in life.  He led a luxurious lifestyle.  He always wanted the best of the best, top of the line in everything.  He was known for regularly wearing high-end designer clothing Jamaal you will be truly missed.

He is survived by his son Jacob Clarke, parents Dave Clarke and Margaret Chin. four Brothers Dana, Shavar, David and London. two sisters Monique, and Cloe. 3 grandmothers, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and host of cousins and friends.