Mark Freedman

I loved his energy and the food, amazing cook and very respectful, I will miss him and he will be remember as One of my Favorite cooks of all times from Greensboro, NC, . I will plant a tree in his memory.

What a tragic loss of a great friend. Mark will be terribly missed, the memories of great times, great food, wine and friends will always bring a smile to our faces.

Dear Howard and Robin, We were so saddened to hear about Mark's death. Sending our love and deepest sympathy in your great loss. I think of your mom and dad very often and miss them very much. You all enjoyed a happy life together and it will continue. Love, Shirley, Debbie, Bryan, and Bruce

Kevin and I loved Mark´s food for many years! He will be missed. Condolences to his family.

I cannot believe Mark Freedman is gone from this world. I met him through my friends Mark Guard and Tim Kay in the late 1970s. We were standing on my front porch on Mayflower Drive. I clearly remember how "present" he was - alert to the other person, alert to the breeze, alert to the sun and to the shadows. Not everyone has this quality. I felt seen by him, affirmed by the vibrant stillness of his sky-blue eyes. Running into him from time to time, I got to experience his exuberance and...

We will miss him Loved his Restaurant. Spent many good times there

We always loved Mark´s greetings as he checked on our meals for birthdays, anniversaries and out of town guest go to spot. His smile end spirit were inspirational.

Mark has been one of the brightest stars of Greensboro life. With his warm, inquisitive, and inviting personality, he ran his restaurants his way. Friends gathering over good food, good wine, and so many good times.