Mark T. Clinkston

R.i.p mark from the harris family ..

Mark and I were good friends for over 15 years. We would have such a blast when we were together. I send my condolences to the family. Mark was truly a great, loving, sweet man. He will be missed so much. My heart is broken because he is gone and we lost touch over the years. Miss you always Mark.

Very sad I did not get to say goodbye. You donated to me just days before to help me towards my cap and gown for graduation. I thought you seemed low.. You were like an uncle to me my entire life. I remember drawing you pictures and you'd give me a dollar for every picture. My father and I send our condolences to your family and you are greatly missed.

I (David) was fortunate enough to meet Mark recently as we, my step brothers Bill & Perry & I, invited him to practice with us one afternoon with our family band. We all had a great time, and Mark exhibited his expertise on the guitar by perfectly filling in where we fell short. I sincerely wish that I had gotten to know him better. My thoughts are with the Clinkston family. I am thankful that I had the opportunity meet him.

To Mark's family, David and I were so lucky to have known Mark, and want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We were so lucky to have known him, and will miss him dearly.
David and Lori Kennelly

Years of being my brothers good buddy, watching survivor! My best to Klinker and his family!! Marti Cederberg

Dear Alena and all the Clinkston family
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your wonderful uncle & brother . Our thoughts & prayers go out to all of you at this difficult time . With deepest sympathy
The Chan Family Saginaw , MIchigan

Mark spent many a Friday night at mine and my ex husband's house, "jammin'with the boys." What a talented guitar player and a funny guy. Loved our chats in the living room, when I would laugh until my face hurt. Rest in peace, friend.

For over forty years I dealt with most of the combo musicians in mid Michigan, and when we lose one of our fellow players it resonates through our comminity for years. Mark will be missed and mourned by all his friends on The Point, in Saginaw or wherever he was jammin'. No one can replace this wonderful guy in our lives, so when we tell stories, recall memories or evoke his name, lets all smile just as Mark would. "BLESS YOU MARK, WE ALL LOVE YOU'