Marcus Glen SCHEIBE

I worked with Marc circa 1977-1978 at the Nalley's potato chip factory on Broadway, now long gone. We worked alongside three other young men on the graveyard clean-up crew and our group bonded over a tabletop football game we played during our --- ahem --- extra-long breaks. Marc was friendly, witty, and oh so chill. I don't believe that Marc smoked pot, but he always seemed so relaxed that one could easily assume otherwise. The prankster in him emerged on his final day of work at...

Mark was our tenant in Boise. We enjoyed him a lot. Later I took a summer class with him. Our condolences from Reg and Rita Montgomery. Boise, Idaho

Teaching with Marc was such a special time for all of us that had to pleasure of knowing him. He had a terrific sense of humor and loved to make the day a little more interesting by pulling a little prank now and then. He was always willing to share class time and his knowledge. My deepest sympathy to his family. Sending thoughts of wonderful memories he has given us. My heart is sad for your loss!

I was very sad to see this. I had the honor of teaching with Marc in Cambridge, and he was my son's 3rd grade teacher. He really liked and looked up to Marc as did all the kids. Such a loss. My sincere condolences to the family. Such a terrible loss .

Sandee, so sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. Sending prayers to you and your family.