Mark R. Gingras

To Christine & Family, We are so sorry about Mark's Passing. He was always full of Life and enjoyed his loyalty and friendship.

Chris, Our deepest condolences. Mark will be remembered as a good man and friend by all who really knew him. God bless you and your family. Tony & Hazel Landino

Our deepest condolences to Margaux and the Gingras family. We consider ourselves fortunate to have known Mark. He always had a kind word, a friendly smile, and was a very generous man. He will truly be missed.

My condolences to the Gingras family. I was a classmate of Mark's graduating from Xavier in '67. I did not know him well and no later contact as we wound through roads of life. I always enjoyed learning of the successes of classmates, Mark's was a good journey.

Chris and family, so sorry for your loss, thoughts and prayers are with you.

Mark was a great businessman, civic leader, and philanthropist. He lived by Rotary's motto of "Service above Self". My condolences to Chris and the family.

Chris and your family. Sorry to read of Mark's passing. He was a wonderful person, and I am happy with the memories having spent 12 years as his classmate. His Passing with certainly leave a hole in the world. Sending thoughts and prayers.

A kind man who will be missed. Recently, Mr. Gingras shared with me his relationship to my grandfather Robert F. Meyer, founder of the Yankee Silversmith Inn and Yale Motor Inn. Mr. Gingras was genuine and kind, my condolences to all those whose lives he touched.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. We are sorry that we are unable to attend the services for Mark. Bob and Sheila Cosgrove