Mark Joseph Domick

Mark had exhibited elements of a one-of-a-kind friend, one not to be taken lightly or without deep appreciation. He will be missed and warmly remembered.

I am so sorry to hear this sad news. I knew Mark during the 80s when he was renovating a beautiful Ward Wellington Ward house on Danforth St on the Syracuse´s North side. That place and his camp on Skaneateles Lake were his happy places. Mark was someone who was a renaissance man- intellectually curious, a teacher, a great athlete and talented enough to repair anything! He was engaging and funny, a warm spirit and generous, loved to explore and travel. I was fortunate to have known him. My...

Grew up with mark back in Syracuse. then had some good memories good times in Albany !! We talk very often! He was the best !!! Dave Carr

Dear Friends and Family of Mark Domick,

Mark was my neighbor and friend here in Albany NY. He lived across the street from me. We occasionally took turns transporting each other to and from doctor appointments when necessary. I am so sorry to hear of Mark's passing. I just found out today via Google.

Mark was a really nice guy. He once showed me pictures of some of his adventurous trips from his younger days. Based on the obituary, it sounds like he had a very...

Mark was one of my favorite regular visitors at Juniors. He always had a smile on his face and a kind word to share. He will be missed immensely.

Like Wrighty, I met Mark through friends that went to Bishop Ludden High School. We spent a lot of time together in our twenties, including being roommates for a few years. Since learning of his passing, I´ve tried to describe him to people that didn´t know him. Smart, funny, generous and kind were all words that immediately came to mind. But I realized that if you didn´t know him, any attempt to explain would be inadequate. He was truly unique. We´re all better for having known him. And we...

I don´t think I saw Mark but once or twice since we graduated from St Ann´s together ( 1966!) but I dearly loved his energy, enthusiasm and laugh. A wonderful, warm person. Very saddened to see this.

I was fortunate enough to meet Mark via my St Anthony´s Friends that defected to Bishop Ludden for high school. Clark Cavanaugh, Tom Savage, Ken McKinley, to mention a few. After that, I was part of an extended group that hung around together for the next several years. Mark was an integral part of that group. We played sports, (he was a terrific athlete) socialized, etc. Mark was a true gentleman and great friend to all. Mark would do anything for you. And you didn´t even have to ask. If he...

I have known Mark (Dorm to his friends) since high school. He was a great friend that I kept in contact over the 56 or so yrs. He was intelligent, thoughtful, caring and funny. We had many good times together that I have stored in my memory banks. He will be missed by those many whose lives he touched. Slainte, Dorm Robin (Rob) Ganley