Mark C. Barry

13 years.....wow! Much has happened since, and yet some things stayed the same. Randy, Bob and Art have since joined the heavens with you. I'm sure plenty of laughs and stories going on.

I met otis at my shop in southwick he was a real friend we helped each other out.he fixed my burner i fixed his autos.i will truly miss him he was real good people.we talked by phone when i moved to maine came down christmas stopped to see him i was shocked.miss you buddy. my condolences to famliy he was the best!

I was very lucky to have known Mark when we were in High School. Mark was bigger than life and would do anything for you. I moved south and lost touch with Mark but was so lucky to have had him in my life back then and shared so many good times. My condolences to all of his Family.

Sincerely,

Scott Cameron
Ellijay, GA

I remember Mark and myself were the first to enter a house in Bellmore where there was a subject who had fired shots at police officers.I was impressed at his bravery that stood out in the midst of so many officers at the scene. Ron Petty

Rest in peace Uncle Otis! I'm glad we got to talk a few months back. Wish I had the chance to have gotten together. I'll always remember the laughs and jokes..

Ronnie

Grief can be so hard during the holidays, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one this holiday season.

I met Mark when he was a volunteer fireman. I remember the day he became a Police Officer with Nassau County. A proud day for him. We lost touch for many years. We renewed our friendship prior to him moving to Southwick Ma. He and Cathy had a great life in the Country. He was witty and intelligent and always had a joke or laugh ready when you saw him. A stand-up guy always willing to help his friends. I know Cathy was a big loss for him...May you rest in peace ole buddy. You are going to be...