Mark James Cady Sr.

Uncle Mark was one-of-a-kind. Great memories. . He parked his Jaguar in our Rutland Ave garage for a time in the 70s. I would sit in that car and smell the rich leather and pretend that I was the owner. Another memory: Throwing his head back and laughing. And one day, he called me at college to help him translate a French part name into English. I'm sure I didn't help, but I will always remember that call. Cheers!! - Aunt Lee and Uncle Mark - until we meet again.

Even though Mark studied music theory and piano with me, there were many philosophical discussions which took us both to new and different thinking. Of course, music was the catalyst. Lee was the power behind Mark's having a fine instrument for practice. She (and Mark) ordered a lovely piano from Germany, a thrill for a piano teacher. I consider the story of Mark's life , learning of his business acumen and his wonderful and crazy sense of humor , a highlight of my life. Tuesday...

On behalf of the JAGM club, please accept our deepest condolences for Mark's passing.
Although I meet Mr Cady briefly, he made a lasting impact on me. It was a joy and a pleasure to get to know him and I am forever grateful for having the opportunity to learn about his life. He was a very inspiring and beautiful spirit and I will miss him very much.
God Bless.
Teresa Klotz, JAGM President