Mark Galbreath

David, Angie, and family, We are very sorry to hear of Mark’s passing. You have our sincere condolences.

Stephanie and Family, I send my sincere condolences for your loss. The words about Mark rang very true for me as a former coworker. What a wonderful father, husband, and family man he was. Mark was my manager as a Kettering Co-op at Flint Truck turned full time engineer in plant engineering. Every interaction was filled with patience, kindness, and genuine concern for helping whatever issue I faced at work in a challenging environment all the way through to my pursuit to the next role at...

Stephanie, I'm filled with sorrow hearing the news about Mark.
Your wedding was a magical day. I knew you were marrying a great man.
You and Mark built a beautiful life and family together, it breaks my heart that it was not nearly long enough.
I pray that you find comfort and peace.
To the Galbreath and McKay family, You are also in my thoughts and prayers.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Stephanie, I am very deeply sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Mark, an inspiring leader and loyal friend. The difference between a work place and a good place to work is the people that make it so

Dave, Stephanie, Angie, and family,
Dad and I are so saddened to hear of your loss. We are sending our love, and prayers for comfort and peace.
With much respect,
Rhonda Myers and Jim Pruett

What I loved about Mark is that he always had a positive, can-do attitude. He had a self-confidence that came through in his smile giving everyone a sense that whatever came our way, we were going to be ok and up to the challenge. You will be missed by all who knew you.

Stephanie, I’m hurting for you. I truly appreciated both you and Mark’s energy and passion at GM Baltimore. I was a young intern turned full-time employee who needed mentors like you guys early in my career. I’ll be praying for your family. In honor of MarkGo Ravens!