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Mark Schwartz Obituary
The hours were grueling: up at 4:30 a.m., home at 7:30 p.m. during the week, plus an overnight shift on Friday and back to work on Saturday at 3 p.m., until 7 a.m. Sunday. But Mark Schwartz, 50, an emergency medical technician, needed money for the house, the family's first, bought three years ago in West Hempstead, N.Y., and the vacations once a year with his wife, Patricia, and two children. The Schwartzes would have been married 25 years on Sept. 19, said their daughter, Jennifer, 23.
"I always knew that I could go to him if I had something wrong with me, and he'd know a little bit more about it than I did," Jennifer Schwartz said. "It was just like a thrill; he'd get so excited when he was going to help somebody."
Her brother, Andrew, 20, is studying to be a paramedic. "Dad always wanted to be a paramedic, but he never had time to go to school for it," she said. "My brother's going to fulfill his dream."
"It's just hard because my dad went to work that day, and he wasn't sick," she said. "He was going to come home. I guess that wasn't in his plan."
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JOE DIGAETANO EMT
September 9, 2023
MARK another 9/11 is coming around 22 years since it happen .I was their as a city cop but a few years back you where my boss at HUNTER AMBULANCE .i MAYBE A RETIRED POLICE OFFICER NOW 5 YEARS BUT STILL AN EMT ON THE FRONTLINES .buT I MISS THE GOOD TIMES THE LAUGHS FROM YOU AND YOU TOOK A CHANCE ON ME .I will never forget you and I make sure 9/11/01 is not forgoten!
Hailey Davidson, EMT
September 10, 2021
I never knew Mark, I was only two years old at the time of 9/11. I am a 22-year-old volunteer EMT in Virginia and my captain gave each of us that are on duty on 9/11 a name of a first responder. As a way to honor those who fell in the line of service that day on the 20th anniversary. Tomorrow I will wear a photo given to me by my captain of Mark on my sleeve while I am on duty. After reading about his story and the impact he had on those around him I am very honored to do so. Mark truly sounds like someone who would have been a privilege to have met let alone know. Hearing about his dedication towards helping others, how loved he was by those that worked with him, and his passion for EMS is something I will carry with me beyond just tomorrow. I just wanted to take a moment when I found this page while researching him to honor him. Thank you for your service, Mark, and to his loved ones I want to say that he will not be forgotten. My generation of EMS providers and future ones will continue serving others and honoring him as well as the other providers who lost their lives in the line of duty. I feel privileged to wear his photo tomorrow and talk about his story. I hope to honor his service and sacrifice in doing so, and in a small way bring him along on an ambulance once more. From a fellow EMT and member of Chesapeake Beach Volunteer Rescue Squad in Virginia Beach, Mark will not be forgotten and we will never forget.
Helen Bostock
August 15, 2021
I did not know Mark personally, but I was an EMT for 25 years in New York and Connecticut and I had just retired from serving when 9/11 happened and I could not believe what I saw that morning when I was working at the doctor's office in Connecticut. When I found out that there was an EMT from Hu ter Ambulance Corps that had perished when the towers collapsed, I tried to find out who it was an d if I knew him because I had worked for the volunteer corps that served the Larchmont/New Rochelle area and Hunter was the paid Ambulance Corps that served the New York/Westchester area. I started to find out more about Mark and how dedicated he was to his job and to the people he served. I wore a silver bracelet with his name inscribed on it as a tribute to him and the work that he did. I finally got to see the finished memorial the first week of August this year, for my birthday, and I was so moved by it, that it brought me to tears, Unfortunately, I was not able to find Mark's name, but I just wanted you to know that my thoughts and prayers for you and your family and for Mark were with me at the memorial and I will always remember that day and that day 20 years ago. I will never forget! Blessings on you.
Jeffrey Desreuisseau
September 11, 2020
My name is Jeffrey Desreuisseau and at the time of the 911 tragedy, I was a medical sales representative providing medical supplies to Hunter Ambulance. I always enjoyed visiting the great people at Hunter Ambulance but especially enjoyed my conversations with Mark. He would always say “Where are my donuts and coffee?” which I would bring when visiting. Mark and I would have a coffee (and some donuts, LOL) and discuss all sorts of things. He would mostly talk about his kids and family. It was clear that Mark was a family man who truly loved his kids. My daughter was a small child at the time so sharing stories was always fun. Miss you Mark
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Jeannie Miller
September 11, 2019
As always on this day, I'm thinking about Mark and his family. 9/11/19
Marilyn Leyton
September 11, 2019
Remembering a mentor and friend! Always in my heart!
Marilyn Leyton-Greenberg
Bruce Doc Smith
April 3, 2016
I stopped by today because had a tough week with my PTSD. My original message sent 10/26/2005...Today in my 9/11 Memorial room I came across one of Mark's Hunter Ambulance patch's displayed with his picture, bio. His friend and co worker Al Levine was on my mind today He gave me the patch. We spent 9/11/01 on phone as day unfolded. My day is lessened now as I am still here. For Mark, St. John 15:13 " NO GREATER LOVE". Thank you....
Karen C. Morgan
September 12, 2011
After meeting Andrew & his mom, I commit each year to memory the love this family has for Mr. Schwartz. Ten years. I am sure it still hurts as the 1-9 years. My company lost several people as well, but I have grown so attached to Mr. Mark. God bless and I'll be thinking of you always.
Karen C. Morgan
September 12, 2011
i believ that i went to school with mark.
was he from brooklyn ny,as i was from bensonhurst?my name is barry brenner,and he looks and sounds very familiar to me. my current age is 60
Jim Stiene
September 11, 2011
Hi my name is Jim Stiene and I had the pleasure of knowing your husband and dad. I did the computer work for Hunter and worked on the systems over the weekends and got to know Mark. In fact I helped him get plane tickets on Jet Blue for a family vacation he wanted to take!! I think it was a last minute thing but I am not sure. He was a pleasure to know. I wish you all the best.
Jim
Kristy
September 10, 2011
Patty, Andrew & Jennifer~
I can't believe its been ten years. It seems like yesterday we were all hugging, crying and you were giving us Mark's memorial tshirts. I still wear the tshirt you gave me and tell Mark's story wherever I go so his memory lives on. You are in my thoughts and prayers every day. I know Mark is so very proud of each of you and continues to watch over you as your guardian angel. Peace & love to you all.
Helena Tirelli
September 8, 2011
Jen and Andrew are such a tribute to your legacy. You are always in the hearts of those that have gotten to know your family here in Tampa.
Brenda Morrissey, EMT-P
September 11, 2010
Mark,
It's been 9 years my friend, and I still think about you all the time. I hope they're treating you well up in Heaven.
Janine Carney
September 10, 2010
Remembering Mark and thinking of his family.
Tameka Daniels
September 9, 2010
Schwartz Family, My heart and prayers are with you at this time. It really is a time of life and the celebration thereof. Your husband,dad,granddad is not here in the present but he lives on in your hearts.He is to be remembered just as so many others on that day.As I sit next to you at work Ms. Patti & Drew your office visits, you all encourage me. Jen & Mason I have heard so much about you and will meet you on tomorrow. Just stay in Peace and know that eveything will be alright. Love you guys!
Hutch
September 6, 2010
Morning Schwartz Family, Hi from Kev, Maidstone Kent UK. Still have the memorial T shirt(s)ordered a few years ago, will wear again in Memory of Mark & all lost that day.
All the best to you.
Patti Schwartz
September 5, 2010
I miss you and love you more today than yesterday.
Karen Morgan
September 11, 2009
Morning Schwartz Family. At this anniversary, I hope that all of you are doing well. Today is always a tough day, but one that needs to be remembered throughout all lifetimes. I will always tell my kids about the heroes of September 11th, 2001 and they, in turn will tell my future grandkids and so on and so on. Mark Schwartz. American hero.
Sincerely,
Karen C. Morgan
Kristy B.
September 11, 2008
Patty, Andrew and Jennifer~
I just wanted to stop by and let you know you are all still in our thoughts and prayers. I wear the tshirt you gave me and tell Mark's story wherever I go so his memory lives on. I'm hoping to complete a run in his honor next spring and I will send you pics. I hope you reach out if you ever need to talk or if there is anything else I can do to help. Mark would be very proud of each of you and I have no doubt in my mind that he is always beside you with his angel wings around you. Peace & love to you all. ~ Kristy
Karen Morgan
September 11, 2008
To the family of Mr. Mark Schwartz,
Every year I take time out to remember this man. I did not know him, but Andrew (Mark's son) was a neighbor of mine in Florida and I met Mrs. Schwartz at a party at Andrew's home. I hope all of you are doing well. I know Mark was well loved by all the comments written by fellow co-workers. As the years go by, please know he will be remembered for his service and family dedication.
Every year, every month, every day,
always remember, Thank you Mark for your American Patriotism.
Karen C. Morgan
Brenda Morrissey
July 21, 2008
I thought I posted something everywhere and came across this.
Mark- Thank you for everything you have ever done for me. You were a true gentleman in every way, even when you yelled at me. You taught me a great deal about EMS and myself that has stayed with me.
I remember the bellowing over the Hunter PA system, the continuous poking of fun, the overnights out on Seagirt or at the carnival. I wish I'd been there to protect you 9/11, but fate sent me on a lette job.
Rest in peace my friend!
Respectfully,
Brenda M. Morrissey, BS AEMTP
kristine
June 9, 2007
As I cross-stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.
P Tabbernor
March 5, 2007
In remembrance....
Bruce Smith
October 26, 2005
To Family of Mark Schwartz, several hours ago I spent two hrs. on phone with Marks, and my close friend, Al Levine...FDNY/EMS just as we did on 9/11/01. I called him because I needed him to help me deal with another horrible day only to find out he had,that same day, went to another fellow Firefighter's funeral in Willcox. Just as 9/11 we shed more tears for another fallen Brother.
Al has spoken so fondly of Mark over the years I feel I know him as well. Like Al I am disabled permanantly, severly injuring my spine during a Rescue, but Al, beiing Al, still talks ME down to finally we are laughing.
For Mark: Greater LOVE hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for a friend, St. John 15:13.
GOD BLESS~Bruce Smith EMT-P, ACLS, Certified Neo-Natal ALS , Cert. California Disaster Service Worker, Volunteer Leary Firefighters Foundation....PEACE be with you from my heart.........
josie leyva
October 5, 2005
im sitting at my desk at work over at lij and all of a sudden marc you came to my mine and tears came to my eyes man i miss u marc love josie
Ann Marie Costiglio
September 11, 2003
Dear Patty Andrew And Jennifer,
I happened by this today 2 years after your beloved Mark has been away from you. I was touched by the letters I read and was moved to write to you. My Mark and I still speak of your Mark with fond memories Mark remembers him at your home and all the times he spent with your family and I remember teaching him BINGO at South HS as my replacement. We think of his wonderful spirit and know he is still doing good things for someone somewhere in heaven. You are in our thoughts and prayers often. We hope your hearts have been healed even just a little by the passing of time. Remember a part of him will remain as long as he is in our hearts.
Ann Marie Costiglio
September 11, 2003
Dear Patty Andrew And Jennifer,
I happened by this today 2 years after your beloved Mark has been away from you.I was very moved by the letters i read and was moved to write to you. My Mark and I still speak of your Mark with fond memories Mark remembers him at your home and all the times he spent with your family and I remember teaching him BINGO at South HS as my replacement. We think of his wonderful spirit and know he is still doing good things for someone somewhere in heaven. You are in our thoughts and prayers often. We hope your hearts have been healed even just a little by the passing of time. Remember a part of him will remain as long as he is in our hearts.
Oscar Orellana
September 11, 2003
Mark -
Only the good die young. You hired me upon completing my EMT course. You gave me and many others a chance to start our careers. You were my supervisor, co-worker and friend. I remember our overnight tours on Queens Boulevard fondly. The yarmulke you had embroidered when my son was born will serve as a reminder of the love you carried and shared. God be with you and your family.
Beth Boyd
September 11, 2003
Mark, you were my husbands boss but you also were my friend. When I got sick and everytime I called to speak to my husband the first thing u always said to me was are u okay, do u need anything. You will always be in my heart. Everytime I see a hunter Ambulance with your name on it, it brings tears to my eyes. We all miss you. God bless u Mark Schwartz I miss speaking to u on the phone. It's not the same without u being on the other end of the phone.
Dave Goldblum
September 10, 2003
Mark:
2 years is here. I can't believe it. Not a day goes by that I don't think of you. You are still very missed and always will be. I still have the bracelet on and always will.
God bless
amanda heavey
June 17, 2003
you were a very brave person and you will be missed..
Rick and Louise and family Reely
June 9, 2003
You are still in our prayers. Your son, Andrew, was my brother's best friend at Penn Tech.
Dominic Heavey
May 30, 2003
We all miss you Mark. We also know that you are watching over us at all times.
David Goldblum ( Firefighter/Paramedic)
January 12, 2003
Mark: You will and are being missed everyday. You are an outstanding person and that can't be forgotten. I had never seen love for life and especially his family like Mark had. Many times when we worked together at Hunter Ambulance we would have differences in opinion, but it didn't change things between us. Mark is irreplaceable. My heart goes out to his family, I have had his memorial bracelet on since 11/01 and will always wear it.
As a firefighter I spent many months at Ground Zero including on the 11th. There from the first minutes of this tragedy I was devastated to hear he was missing and even more so with the end result. It is now 2003 and the shock has not left, the shock of this whole thing is still there as a reminder to us all.
God bless the Schwartz family and feel free to contact me anytime if you need anything. Andrew, I would be more than glad to help you with your studies if you need so.
JERRY GARRIDO
September 23, 2002
Mark it has been one year since that day Sept 11 2001. I still look at that empty seat behind the dispatchers office and hoping to see you hard at work like I did every morning.Mark you were my boss, friend, co-worker, and the most caring person around I will never forget you in my heart, Mind and soul you will always by my hero. One day look for me at the gates I will work for you anytime.
May GOD look over your family and may you Rest In Peace.
Patrick Riley
September 12, 2002
While preparing a small memorial of my own for the anniversary of this tragedy, I found myself reading a list of all the emergency service personnel who had lost their lives, and for some reason my eyes settled on Mark's name. Perhaps it was because he was an EMT. In fact, I'm sure that was it. I am a paramedic in the city of Toronto, and I was in a hospital emergency room with a patient on my stretcher, awaiting a free bed, when I first heard about an aircraft striking the World Trade Center. This morning I had the privilege of participating in my city's memorial tribute, and the one thing that seemed to help me make it through the odd two hours at parade rest, while I listened to the speeches and watched the white doves released into the air over our own skyscrapers, was repeating Mark's name in my head. God bless him, and his family.
James
September 11, 2002
I started out as n EMT in 1993. I remeber working with Mark on some overnight shifts. We had a great time. I always look forward to working with him. He was always there when you needed someone to talk to. He always had a smile on his face. When I left the EMT field I was having trouble finding a job as a nurse. I called Mark up and told him what was going on and he said I would love for you to come back, but your needed as a nurse. That day I found a job. He was right. When I got married I took my wife to see him. I always thought he would be the one who I could call and say, "Hi." The last time I spoke to Mark was strange. It was about two months after my 2nd son was born. I recieved a page from Hunter and I said to myself, "Why would they page me and how did they get my number?" Well a friend of mine stopped by Hunter and told mark that I had two kids. Mark paged me just to extend his congrats. Mark I will never forget all of the fun times we've had on the ambulance and to his family I am very sorry for your lost. On September 11th we didn't only lose an excellent EMT, but a great friend. You will be in my thoughts forever.
Leslie Cohen
September 11, 2002
I had the privilege of meeting Mark one day when my then boyfriend, now husband, James Cohen suddenly decided that I had to meet his one time boss. He told me funny stories about Mark and he said what a great man he was. And thankfully I got to meet him, even if it was just once. He was sweet, friendly and funny and we will miss him dearly. He touched my husbands life profoundly, and I know he will always miss his friend.
May God bless his family & friends
Sincerely,Leslie Cohen
Robert & Debbie Markus
September 10, 2002
My husband and I have known Mark for many years and it was no surprise to us that he offered himself on September 11th. He was the type of person who thought of others before himself. When our son died in January of 2000, I can clearly remember this big man with tears in his eyes, offering to help us in any way he could during that very trumatic time in our lives. That was just the way Mark was. He was also a very devoted family man who was very dedicated to his children and his wife Patty. Our hearts are as heavy today as they were when we found out that we lost our friend and one of the worlds Good Guys. I will light the eternal light for Mark tomorrow and will continue to pray for him and his family. May God Bless you all and keep you under his care. We are always thinking about you and are here if you need us. Mark we love you.............
Bob & Debbie
Helen Bostock
August 27, 2002
To the family of Mark Schwartz: I did not know Mark and never had a chance to work with him, but I've been an EMT for over 25 years and I originally lived in Larchmont, New York and was a member of the Larchmont Volunteer Ambulance Corps. I moved away to CT in 1983 and allowed my NY EMT Certification to expire within two years. I know that if I was still living in New York, I would have gone to The World Trade Center to help in the rescue attempt. This was not in God's plan for my life, but I did go down to Ground Zero a month to the date - 10/11/01 and had a chance to speak to several of the rescuers and their search dogs - EMT's - Firefighters - and Police - and to thank them for all of their efforts. I'm now in the process of studying to become a Hospital Chaplain, but more importantly, I am honored and very humbled to wear the memorial bracelet honoring Mark and what he stood for and the countless lives that he had saved just doing his job! As the one year remembrance date approaches, I will be a part of a memorial service at Luther Midelfort Hospital in Eau Claire, WI. I will offer a special prayer for the memory of Mark and a special blessing for you, Patricia - his wife, and your two children. I will also light a candle in his name and keep it lit throughout that entire day! I can never imagine what you have and will be going through as this remembrance approaches, but I can in some small way feel that same loss because I too have lost my husband after 19 years of marriage. Even though he died due to a medical condition, he is still gone and the loss is still a void that never can be filled. I would like to have the chance to write to you if you are willing and maybe someday, I would have the opportunity to meet you and to show you in person this bracelet that I have worn everyday since I rec'd it several months after 9-11. I want to offer this thought and prayer for you - your children - and Mark:
God gave us the ability to build structures of light so that we who find ourselves in darkness, may find that light and let it bring us to His shores of safety and comfort. May you find His light and may it bring you that peace that only He can provide! Amen
Crystal Harlacher-Passarotti
July 17, 2002
It has been more than 10 months since we lost Mark and it never seems to get easier. I worked for Mark and with Mark. He was my supervisor, on the Friday overnights he was my partner but most importantly he was my friend. Mark was a friend to almost every employee there. He was not your typical supervisor, he cared so much about all of us. I would go into his office almost every day just to chat and when i had a problem I could always turn to "Uncle Mark" We all called him Uncle Mark because he cared for us all like we were his family. Mark was a beautiful person, a heart of gold. He could be a pain sometimes but that too was only because he cared - just like any member of your family. He was a great EMT, he did it because he cared. I remember the first shift we worked together. We talked about why we became EMT's etc and I was suprised to find out he to started out as a volunteer. Back then I didn't really know who he really was. I am so grateful I got to know the wonderful person he was. He helped me so many times and sometimes when I forgot he reminded me why it is we do this every day. Mark just a Hero because he gave his life helping others... he was a hero when he lived - because of how he lived. I can only remember him and honor him by living the lessons he taught us all every day. We miss you Mark and we will always Love You.
Angie Campbell
May 16, 2002
**********GOD BLESS YOU**********
April 23, 2002
DEAR GOD SHINE YOUR LIGHT ON THIS WONDERFUL HERO..MARK SCHWARTZ AND MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE WITH GOD AND HIS ANGELS..GOD BLESS HIS LOVING FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS..GOD BLESS AMERICA AND NEW YORK..MAY JESUS AND ST.MARK GREET YOU AT THE GATES OF HEAVEN...AMEN
JOSEPH DIGAETANO
April 22, 2002
MARK SCHWART WAS NOT ONLY A BOSS AT HUNTER AMBULANCE BUT A FRIEND AND A TEDDY BEAR I WAS A EMPLOYEE AT HUNTER FROM 1996 TO 1998 THEN I BECAME A POLICE OFFICER MARK SAID IF THE POLICE ACADEMY DIDNT WORK OUT YOU ALWAYS HAVE A JOB TO GO BACK TO 4 YEARS LATER I AM STILL A COP AND WAS IN INVOLVE IN THE911 CLEAN UP WHEN IT WAS XMAS EVE I HAD TO WORK AT GROUND ZERO . I SAID A PRAY AND LET OUT A TEAR I MISS YOU TEDDY BEAR AT YOU TEDDY BEAR .
Scott Egan
March 22, 2002
I use to work with Mark years ago, and he will be missed. I will remember him always.
Richard Greenberg
January 30, 2002
To the family of Mark Schwartz: While we have never met, Mark and I first met in kindergarten and stayed friends until I left Brooklyn. We had been out of touch for many years but I must tell you that my recollection is that he was the type of individual who was always there to lend a helping hand. Thus, it did not surprise me to find that in death, as in life, he was helping others. May G-d comfort you as He comforts the other mourners in Zion, Jerusalem and the United States.
Kerri Kiefer
January 29, 2002
To Mark Schwartz and his family,
I didn't know Mark personally, however i was very fortunate to know his son Andrew. I have heard stories about Mark and see that he was a very honored man and will be missed very much!! I know what the family is going through because i lost my brother Michael Kiefer who was an FDNY firefighter. Please know that i pray for you guys everyday!!
Much love!!
Sincerely,
Kerri Kiefer
Teresa Jahn
December 13, 2001
America Cries
We see your sorrow-
and our hearts cry....
We can not erase your pain
but you do not have to face the anguish alone-for we-
-the American people-
are beside you.
We so desperately want to have the touch that brings you comfort,
the strength that gives you courage,
and the words to lighten your spirits.
And when we are left speechless
may the silence of our nation weave love into your hearts
to ease your sorrow.
May you find healing through our nation's strength as we-
-the American people-
face this difficult time together. Our hearts are with you. Teresa Jahn
Dixon, IL
Petra Schwartz
October 2, 2001
I`m mourning for Mark Schwartz, not because I`m Petra Schwartz, but because he was a human being. I know nothing about him, not wether he had a family or friends, but I saw his name in the victim-list and now I`m mourning for him. I`m praying for him.
If there is no family and if there are no friends, then I will go to US to give a little rose to Mark Schwartz.
Best wishes to his friends
Petra Schwartz
Roslyn R. and Bernard J. Schwartz
September 23, 2001
May you rest in peace, Mark. Our hearts go out to you and you will be
remembered on this Yom Kippur and for all the Yom Kippurs to come as long as I live.
DUST RETURNS TO THE EARTH AS IT WAS, BUT THE SPIRIT RETURNS TO THE GOD WHO GAVE IT
Elizabeth Todd
September 23, 2001
Rest in Peace. May god bless you and all of your family.
Florence & Milt Cohen
September 23, 2001
We didn't know Mark. We know his parents, Joyce & Marvin. We wish them peace and comfort in the days to come.
Guy Thornton
September 18, 2001
It saddens me to hear of the loss of so many people, and to find amongst this list one for whom so little is written, I worship no God by personal choice so am morally unable to pray, but I will remember Mark in my thoughts. May Mark, and all the countless others who perished find peace.
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