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Mark Rhyne Obituary
June 1, 1969 - September 27, 2014
Mark passed away unexpectedly on September 27, 2014. He will be greatly missed by everyone. He had a very kind heart and a passion for expressing what he felt (good and bad). Mark was born in Grand Junction, CO. He attended Central High School and graduated from R-5 School. He moved to Denver, CO and worked many jobs, including being a carriage driver on 16th Street Mall.
He moved to California to pursue an acting career in 1996. He ended up working odd jobs until he came back to Grand Junction in June, 2014.
Mark is survived by his mother, Judy Wuster; twin brother, Ron (Lisa) Rhyne; sisters, Karla (Gene) Coleman, and Julie Kochevar; step-mother, Darleen McKissen; step-brothers, Trent Wuster, Tracy Wuster, and Rick McKissen; nephews and nieces, Landon, Emry, Tyler, Tristan, Tanner, Jennifer, Nickie, Josephine, Curtis, Matt and Ryan.
Mark is preceded in death by by his father, Laverne McKissen; step-father, Gary Wuster, and grandparents, Curtis and Anna Rhyne, and Welden and Lorene McKissen.
A service of remembrance will be held Saturday, October 4, 2014 at the Glade Park Cemetery, at 1:00 p.m.
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Memories and Condolences
for Mark Rhyne
Steve Arce
June 27, 2025
Mark Worked At the Front Desk Of Body Builder Gym In Silver Lake In Los Angeles California.
Also Known As
“ East Hollywood “
“ Ea Ho “
Etc.,
He was Utterly Kind, Nice, and Good.
HE Was Loved By EVERY ONE
and He Is Missed.
♥
Judy Bryan
September 27, 2021
Mark, I still and always will remember your smile, your laughter and your generous spirit! xoxo
Judy
September 26, 2020
6 years have gone by but I miss you as much as I did day! I Loved you so much!
Judy Bryan
September 27, 2019
Still and always, I remember your warmth, smile and laughter. It was a pleasure and privilege to know you, Mark. Rest in peace, my friend.
Richard Kilroy
October 26, 2014
It's not possible to stop missing you dear Mark. Always, Richard
Judy Bryan
October 25, 2014
Mark, your smile, easy laugh, and acceptance of people of all types made our small world a warmer place for so many of us. I'll miss you always. My heart goes out to your family for their loss.
Thanks, my friend, for the best ever bear hugs! You'll live on through those you've touched.
Jen
October 15, 2014
You touched so many people. You will forever be missed.
Gretchen kurzweg keller
October 5, 2014
Mark and I could giggle about anything! He had a huge heart, full of love and life. I will miss him forever.
Kelley (Stenger) Grako
October 4, 2014
Such great memories I have as a kid at Lake Powell with Mark and Ron. So sad to hear of this news. My heartfelt condolences to his family and all of our love.
Mary Hassig
October 4, 2014
I remember the fist time i met Mark and Ron, they were just little kids telling about being twins. They didn't think i could tell the apart, but i did and they were so suprized. They have been my favorite twins from that time. I will miss Mark everyday and will know that he is watching over all the people that loved him. Mary
David Bishop
October 4, 2014
Mark you are one special man. Your heart and smile touched so many people. I pray you truly knew how much you were loved, and how many lives you made better by them knowing you. I will miss you so much!! I'm happy we were able to spend your last 2 days together catching up, laughing and crying. I will miss your smile the most. I know you have found the peace you so much needed. Till we meet again my special friend...
Judy Wuster
October 3, 2014
This light will shine for you my Son!
Mike Sullivan
October 3, 2014
It was a great shock to learn of Mark's passing. It seems to be true that only the good die young. He was a very special kid and beloved son and brother to his family, and my heart goes out to them.
Bill & Lisa Lewellen
October 2, 2014
We were so very sad to hear of Marks passing. He was a great guy and a pleasure to know. His smile had a way of warming your heart! Please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers!
Stacie Kelley
October 2, 2014
So sad to hear...my family still loves to recall Mark and Ron showing up on our doorstep with our first real Christmas tree, and, separately, my first Valentine. We were five years old! I also have fond memories of seeing Mark and Ron at the rodeo in GJ- they were with their Grandpa (Curtis) and I was with mine (Art Brodak). It was also great fun running into Mark later in Denver when he was driving carriages. He always had a big heart and he (and Ron) will always be my favorite cowboys!
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