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Mark L. Vignola
Mark L. Vignola, age 58, of Norwalk died suddenly on March 14, 2013. He was a gentle, caring, loving, and generous man; who spent his whole life trying to bring joy and laughter to everyone he met.
Mark worked in IT all his life, working for such companies as McDonnell Douglas and McMahan Securities. He was a “rocket scientist” who studied physics, star gazing, politics, medicine, and anything else that would quench his thirst for learning. He was also a certified skydiver with 67 jumps, life guard, and ham radio operator.
He will be forever missed by his fiancée Christine Pollander and his beloved “rescue” Amber. Mark was predeceased by his parents his beloved mother Dorothea and his father, Leonard. The eldest of 7 children, he also leaves behind his 6 siblings Dawn, Noelle, Chad, Eric, Adam, and Cort.
As services will be private, if you would like to share your thoughts, please write to [email protected].
Mark would be honored to have a donation in his name made to Danbury Animal Welfare Society (www.daws.org), 147 Glassy Plain Street, Bethel, CT 06801.
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Christine,
I am so sorry to hear the news. Mark was my best friend growing up in Stamford, we lived next door to each other and enjoyed racing go carts up and down Gary Rd. Mark and I took up Skydiving together and both worked at Cannondale.
My deepest sympathies to you and Noel, Chad, Eric, Cort, Adam and Dawn.
Dan Davis
April 16, 2013
I was so sorry to hear about Mark's passing. Our thoughts are with the entire Vignola family.
Virginia Dutkin (Choung)
Virginia Dutkin
March 22, 2013
Our family mourns with yours... Remembering all of you fondly and praying for peace during such a difficult time. Love from all of us.
Jean Cooksey
March 22, 2013
Hi Christine -
We haven't been in touch in awhile but I read about your financee, I'm so sorry.
My thoughts are with you.
Maryann Donovan
Impact Personnel
March 21, 2013
I Can't tell you all how sorry I am over the passing of Mark. All I keep thinking of are all the times Noelle and I spent with him at the apartment on Hope Street. And how much he helped out when my mother died. That will never be forgotten. I hope you know your parents were waiting for him, your mother may have been a bit late but they were both there, and he is in good hands now. The hurt of this world is over for him and I like to think he's looking down to help care for all of us when we need a little extra. I want you to know, Eric, Chad, Cort, Noelle, Adam, Dawn, Barbara and Christine, my thoughts are with you all right now and if you need anything you know where to find me. My love to all of you in your time of need. Wina
March 19, 2013
Sweet dreams my love, you are at peace now. I will love you forever...
xoz
Christine
Christine Pollander
March 19, 2013
Please know my thoughts are with you all at this time. Anna Kate Hadley
Anna Kate Hadley
March 18, 2013
Dear Eric,Chad,Cort,Noelle,Adam,Dawn,
Please accept the sympathy of the entire Catholic High Family. Mark is in our prayers.
Ernie Bourcier
March 18, 2013
May God comfort you all in your loss of a wonderful man. Mark is at peace encircled by God's love. He will live forever in our hearts.
Mary Jane Habza
March 18, 2013
Dear Vignola Family,
Please accept the sympathy of the entire Catholic High School Family. Mark is in our prayers.
Ernie Bourcier
March 18, 2013
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept my most heartfelt condolences.
Cynthia Gilley
March 17, 2013
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