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Harry Willingham
July 19, 2013
Mark Palmieri - the go to guy if you needed a car, a motorcycle or just cash and you were either broke or could not buy it on your own, Mark was the man to see! He was my aircrew brother, an awesome mech, and a trusted friend. I will never forget you amigo...you lived your life at mach speed the way you always did. I think of you often and always with a laugh and smile. Thank you amigo. Airsta Miami 1984-1987
April 12, 2013
Thanks Mark for your great contribution to our Nation, and thanks for the memories, Bert Crane and Family
Gary Wurster
April 10, 2013
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Angel Martinez
April 10, 2013
The Fallen Coastie
We protect people on the sea. We protect against threats directed from the sea, and we even protect the sea itself. What we can't protect is the loss of one of our own, a loss that always hurts horribly. Your aircrew mates and friends from USCG Air Station Miami who knew you all agree that they can rest easy now, knowing that when we get there, all the hard work will already be done.
Mark Palmeri, a man of his word, we all treasure the memories and are appreciative of our relationship with you dear shipmate. We also know another brother metal smith is in the heavens doing what he does best.
Buddy! Keep those crossed hammers polished, they truly have wings now. Death and all its fate and glory, he's one of those we'll never forget, the life he lived, the goals he set, the ones he loved, as he searches for a new address, a brand new home free of loneliness, for now he is not all alone, this fallen Coastie is welcomed home.
Our prayers go out to his family, let it be known that Mark was one of the most industrious, driven, hardest working , self starting persons to have ever walked the hanger decks of the busiest air and sea rescue unit in the world. He knew what he wanted and went for it, always pulled more than his weight, never backed out of any task.
Thanks for all the good times Mark.
Another good one left us - stand down Mark, you have completed your mission. God Bless, we salute you our brother.
Your aircrew brothers - USCG Air Station Miami Alumni – 1980 – 2000
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