Forty Fort, Pennsylvania
FORTY FORT — John J. Marks, 64, of Forty Fort, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2016, in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.
He was born in Kingston, son of the late John and Marie (Surwilla) Marks. John was a 1970 graduate of Wyoming Valley West High School, and was employed as a Store...
Read MoreOur heartfelt sympathy and prayers to the Marks family.
We knew John from his time at Acme and Redners.
He was always very positive and friendly in all our dealings.
May he rest in the Peace of our Lord.
John,Janet Rokosz and family
September 13, 2016 | Plymouth, PA
I've known John since he worked for Acme. One of the nicest managers they ever had and one of the nicest Redner's managers. I'll miss his cheerful attitude and friendly smile
Pat Kurpell
September 12, 2016 | Frackville, PA
Had the pleasure of working with John at the Redner's in Edwardsville . I'm sorry to hear about this loss . My thoughts and prayers are with the family .
John Doe
September 11, 2016 | Edwardsville, PA
Please accept my deepest sympathy. I had the please of working with Mr. Marks in the Shickshinny Acme. He was a good manager.
M Price
September 11, 2016
My thoughts and prayers go out to John and his family. He was such a nice kind man. He will be missed. Rest in peace my friend.
A Redner's Customer
September 09, 2016
Condolences to the entire family. John was a fun guy to work for. No matter how rough of a day he was having he always managed to muster up a smile and a kind word. He welcomed me into the Redner's family 2 years ago and it has been nothing but fun working there since then. Thank you for bringing me on board and God's speed to you..
Marci Filippini
September 09, 2016 | Exeter, PA
Such a nice, kind, genuine man. My childhood memories are filled with Jen, patti, barb, and John . As well as many years of forty fort softball . He will be missed greatly by many. My thoughts and prayers are with all.
Lindsey Pesta
September 09, 2016 | Pittston, PA
Donna Sayre
September 09, 2016 | Hunlock Creek, PA
Sympathy to your family. I'm a vendor that first met him in Acme Pittston and serviced his stores off and on during the years. There was no one that was easier to deal with. He'd let me know if he was upset with something I did or didn't do and then five minutes later talk to you like nothing happened. We will all miss the times where he would just stop and tell us about his babysitting or how the Dodgers were doing. God bless his family.
Paul Lavetsky
September 09, 2016