Memories
| Deborah McCallen |
Just wanted to say I am sorry for your loss. I had not spoken to Mark in a number of years and found out his life had been ended. My prayers are for you and his family. I hope the conviction of the man who did this can in some small way give you all closure. From reading your page, it seems Mark was enjoying life and love. I am glad he had that in his life. I remember his fondness of his dog and he loved to talk about him. Is he still alive and with Mark's family? I hope so. Bless you all.
| Tammy |
Today I believe would have been Buckeye's birthday. Mark always made a point to celebrate Bucky's day. i remember Mark and I went to the store and bought snowball cupcakes and vanilla ice cream and we had a birthday party for Buck. Mark gave Buck his own cupcake and his own bowl of ice cream. Buckeye loved ice cream. He treated that dog as if he were his child. Buckeye received birthday gifts. One Buck loved was a huge bone. We would hide it in the apartment and Buck would have to find it. He always did. LOL! Try to take it from him and he growled at you with gnarly teeth. It was funny. I miss them both.
| Tammy |
It has been two months since Mark has been gone. There is a whole in my heart. I still cry. Oh I miss him. Still haven't convicted anybody which is very disturbing. I think of him every day. Every day there is something that happens that reminds me of him or a time we shared together. LOL! I found myself cheering for the Steelers JUST for Mark. I know he was looking down on me laughing because I am a Chief fan. I miss our nights lying on the couch watching movies together....me falling asleep in his arms.
Yesterday, in church we sang Amazing Grace....the tender heart in me couldn't keep the tears from escaping. All I could do is hear Mark's voice singing it. I pray that you are at peace. Always on my mind.
| Sarah |
I remember going up to C falls for the weekend in the summer. We would go swimming and come back to his condo for lunch. I had to make him 2 turkey and mustard sandwiches on wheat, then would have to make Boogie one. That damn dog would eat just as much as uncle mark. LOL
| Sarah |
I can remember when my uncle lived in C Falls during the time i was in middle school playing basketball. Shaina I went up the local rec area with uncle mark and "Boogie" Buckeye to play basketball. He was teaching me so many different ways to play. I was right handed but he kept making me play left handed "its the only way you;re going to be good Sarah" I was so pissed he kept charging at me like I was a boy. But I become stronger at the game. Eventually I quit basketball because there was no one to teach me anymore after he went away for a few years.
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