Mark Drucker

I still think of Mark so often and especially on days like this, his birthday. I can still picture him on the phone with me in elementary school, singing "This Magic Moment" in a goofy voice. May Mark's memory continue to be a blessing for us all.

Hi Daddy, Just wanted to say I love you and miss you so much. I also want you to know that you have a granddaughter now. She´s beautiful and I think she has you your eyes, although it´s still kinda hard to tell. Her name is Kasey Joy. I wish you could be here to meet the little goofball. Your granddaughter would have loved to spend time with her grandpa mark the shark. I go thru a bunch of VHS tapes that I have and get to see you which is kind of nice. Kasey likes hearing your voice, she...

Going through old vhs tapes to look at films to send to be put on thumb drives I ran across a tidbit of a commercial for Mark´s show "Live with...". It brought back good memories of him, especially for me, of "Mark the Shark" on WMMR. I still can´t believe he passed so young &, now, so long ago. I hope his memory has been a blessing to his family & friends. Thinking of him still makes me smile.

Mark and I were really good friends at P.S .138 back in the late 1960s, always goofing on teachers and others. We shared the same warped sense of humor and cracked each other up. So sorry to hear of his way-too-young passing. He was a good guy, and I always wondered what happened to him after our paths diverged all those years ago. Greetings to Shelli, Jim, Scott and all the rest of our classmates. Hard to believe it has been more than half a century since we all were young elementary school...

I miss you.

Remembering my lifelong friend Mark, today and always.

Mark, You are missed. You are remembered. Happy Birthday.

Remembering my dear friend Mark as his birthday comes around again. I still think of so many things I would like to talk to you about. I recently came across some old photos that I would like to share with Mark's family. They can contact me through FB.

Remembering Mark, as always, on his birthday. I can't tell you how many times I see a goofy article in the paper and want to share it with you. I wonder what you would say about the world today.