Mark A. Ceaglske

Mark and I were pretty much best friends, I would do anything for him from opening his beer to helping him make chicken wings with my dad(Mike) Everytime Mark came out here he would ask "Who's ready for Savoy's Pizza" we would all laugh so hard. The most precious memory i have of him was when we were camping up in the mountians, and Mark taught me to make mini pizzas out of bread, pizza sauce, and cheese. I really loved you Mark andd miss you tons

We would like to extend our sympathy and prayers to Al and Gloria.
Ralph and Sue Jobe

Mark and I were very close friends in our younger days. Sitting around listening to music, throwing a frisbee at the beach, playing foosball, but mainly just hanging out together. You would be hard pressed to find a better friend than Mark. With the miles and years we drifted apart, but he was always someone I still considered my friend. The world became a lesser place when Mark passed on. We’ll miss you down here my friend.

We are friends of Karen and Emma's and were so saddened to hear that Emma lost her father in such a tragic way. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

I remember flying with Mark to ski and hang with my brother Glen before he moved to Colorado.
Seems like yesterday we were getting off the plane and couldn’t wait to hit the slopes (great memories).

Every time I hear Elton John, I think of Mark. I lived with them for a year when I was going to school. Mark's bedroom was in the basement and he had music on all the time. I learned to love that album along with so many others he played. You were a great cousin. I'll miss you!

June & Mike,
I was shocked and saddened to read of Mark's death. I pray that you find comfort in the promise God made to him in his baptism, and that is now fulfilled in Mark's life with Christ in heaven. We'll await that day of resurrection when the comfort and joy will be complete. May the Lord help you find some peace in the meantime.
Guy Vogel