Mark W. Brostrom

So sorry to all of Marks family on your loss, Mark was a real good guy I met him about 19 years ago at PIII my first meeting. He was there at my moms wake back in april and that really meant alot to me. You know its our loss but Gods gain, he needed him more, his job was done. May the good Lord bless you keep you. Your friend, Pat Hicks

I m sorry that this note is so late in reaching your family. I was out of town the weekend of Mark's service. The entire Janacaro family has nothing but wonderful memories of Mark and the entire Brostrom family. May God grant Mark eternal rest and the joys of heaven.

Mark was a good man and will always be remembered.
I miss him

It is with great sadness that I have heard of Mark's passing. He called me only a couple of weeks ago. We missed each other as we frequently did until he returned from his travels. He was a kind and generous gentleman. I am so sorry I was not able to share with you in person how important he was in helping to start a specific helping place for some very specific people. I wanted you to know.

Hi Mark!

I know you have moved on and crossed over. Death is not the end as it leads into a new life.

My biggest "Birthday" wish for you is that your new life will include a loving and caring family. I know you will never be lacking in loving friends.

I hope you willl maintain your natural charm and ability to make people happy and laugh. You always made me feel protected and safe -that's rare.

Carry on the lessons you have learned in your past life with us - as...

Dear Brostrom Family,

Mark left behind his spirit and that is always going to be good for a smile in my heart. Not every person leaves behind that gift. Thank you for sharing Mark with us and God's speed to your family.

Love,
Mike Audley Jr.

Requiescat In Pace my old friend.
We had some fun times and good memories.
My condolences to the entire Brostrom family, especially your "baby brother" Jimmy.

Matie,
So sorry to hear of your loss.
(I remember you well from NKCH)

I had the honor to attend Mark's mass at Cathedral today.

I have some strong feelings to convey to Mark's Mom Matie.

The measure of a man is not how he died but how he lived. Mark lived and experienced one life.

The test of a gentleman is his respect for those who can be of no service to him. Mark was a gentleman.

As one who really knew Mark transparently for over 20 years, I saw Mark first and foremost as a Beloved Son of God.

We all have imperfections,...