Mark Findley

Mark fought the hard battle back. I admired his grit and determination. We enjoyed his and Carolynn's company when he moved back to Franklin. We all used to have so much fun at those 4 Square tournaments the youth group had in the basement of Providence Christian Church in our younger days. I will always remember him with a smile. He was some athlete and he worked hard on his grades!

In 2011-2012, Mark was my therapist at Advanced Rehab in Crossville, Tn. He was an excellent PT! I looked forward to our sessions, not only because he helped me with my shoulder & back, but also because he was so much fun to work with. I loved his sense of humor! My deepest condolences to his family and friends.

I took care of Mark while he was at Compass Park. I want to express my thoughts of pray for him and his family. Carolyn I wanted to let you know that Mark was practicing with me to say to Merry Christmas to you and his family and he was getting really good at it. He never complained and he could turn so red when he was embarrassed. I told him if IU beats Michigan I’ll decorate your room with an IU tree and decorations. Being both IU grads we celebrated that day. I will miss him. Thanks for...

Prayers to all, I became friends with Mark just in the last 4yrs. He would always speak when I saw him, he always had a story to tell.
He told me at our class reunion that his cousin told him to make sure you speak to everyone and I ask him on Sat night and he said he did, more than I did. I will always remember that about him. What a friend, he will missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to Carolyn and his Family. Sorry I was not able to attend.

We are sorry could not make calling. Sure had great visits with Mark @ ELKS last several years. Funny, had more wit than anybody. Our sincere condolences to the entire Findley Family Ed and Karen Henry

With deepest sympathy on your loss.

Kyle and family, thinking of you and sending prayers your way.

To Mark, i want to him to know that he was the finest combination of athlete and man that I played with in HS and college. He was a hero to my entire Class of 1970, particularly the FB team---he was a friend of all and an enemy to none, from my experience. To Mark's family, especially his kids, I hope that you will remember him with a smile; he certainly had a good one, and always used it to good effect. Paraphrasing from a poem, (which I don't have at hand), speak his name freely and...

The Cummings family would like to express our sincere condolences in remembrance of Mark. Our love, thoughts and prayers are with you .