Mark Fletcher

I forgot to mention in the original condolence that Karen was like the big sister I've never had. This occurred to me when I realized that recent co-worker and neighbor Patricia Colflesh is like the little sister I've never had. It might have taken three decades, but her date of birth (9/25/89) practically coincides with MY half-brother Andrew's request for a baby sister. As far as the Fletchers' vehicles go, the late Homer Anderson also had a '71/'72 Impala Custom Hardtop that was still in...

To the Fletcher family: I learned of Mark's passing yesterday. I worked with Mark for a short time but thought very highly of him. He was a genuine person and I was sad to learn he left us. My deepest sympathies to all.

Deepest sympathy to Mark's family. I had the pleasure of working for Mark at LexisNexis. He was a joy to work for. He was smart, patient, and a truly nice guy. He was well-liked and respected by everyone in our department. You have my condolences.

The Fletchers were our next-door neighbors on Peardale- they were just good people. I always admired Mark and Terry and was pretty good friends with Karen. Was sad to hear about the passing of Al in 2010. The legacy of the '76 Caprice/Impala coupe in mint condition lives on in Lake Choctaw. Now I wish I'd applied for a job at McGraw-Hill when I was in my mid-20's

My dear Aunt Hazel, my cousins and Marks family,
I was so distressed to know of my
Cousins passing. He was a wonderful man, loved by all who knew him, me included.
Know that He is in the presence of his Creator and that we will see him again.
My love and prayers go to you.

Mark was one of the nicest managers that I have had at McGraw-Hill. Mark would take the time to listen to any issue you had an provide excellent recommendations on how to fix any problem.