Mark Fuller Dutton

I still think about Mark every day. The older I have gotten I have become hard of hearing. Mark wore aides as long as I can remember and was really the first person I knew outside my family with hearing problems. I now know why he smiled so much. There ARE positive aspects to not being able to hear on many occasions

My friend you’re missed. Very much. Rest In Peace

I spent a lot of time with Mark in the late sixties and early 70s in junior high and hanging out at Dean Wheelers house on Gilbert. Mark used to help our band Mongoose with our equipment. RIP Mark.

You Mark. You were one of the kindest souls I knew. Think we met at south highlands... may have been Broadmoor but I know I was blessed to know you. Much peace and love to all the family

I’ve known Mark since kindergarten. Always a nice guy. My condolences to the family and you will be missed Mark.

You will be so missed.You were the kindest soul ever.Miss you buddy

You were the best southern gentleman ever.We will surly miss you.Rip mark

Ms. Betty & Donna-I am just so sorry to hear of Mark’s passing & know that you & your family are in my thoughts & prayers during this difficult time. Mark was such a kind person & I have very fond memories of growing up with him thru South Highlands & Broadmoor. I rejoice with him in his homecoming & pray for God’s presence & peace.

It has been many years since I visited Shreveport, but it seems like just yesterday I was hanging out with Mark. I miss him so much already, and wish I could have found a way to have visited him again after all these years. May he Rest In Peace.