Mark N Gereffi

I was blessed to know the Gereffi family since 1962 that would have put Mark @ about 9 years old and Paul and I were 10. Our lives were idyllic growing up in early Wilton Manors. Mark was a jester and lived to make people laugh. One of his early claims to fame was the ability to speak words backwards like it was his first language.
His smile and his light will be missed. May God hold you all close to His Heart. - Pat Sullivan (formerly of 300 NW 30th Ct. '61-'68)

Still thinking of you everyday. I miss you Mark and our talks. I know you're in a beautiful, wonderful place. That comforts me. I also know that you're watching over Stephanie, Nick and Jason and your two beautiful granddaughters, Leah and Mila. We are getting through it slowly. I try to do something everyday to honor your generous spirit. Love ya. Tonya

Can't help but remember you forever we had so many great memories! Dolphins preseason practice, meeting Dwayne wade, NBA finals watching every game of that championship season sitting in computer chair next to you. Honestly you and your family taught me how to be a man and How family is always first no matter what. Although at the moment I wasn't ready to act on all the examples you gave me, a lot of what you do and told me man to man has stuck with me to this day. I'll always strive to love...

What I remember most about you Mark is your boundless kindness. So pleasant to be around because you were so nice to everyone. So good to the kids when yours and ours played together. Every gathering felt warmer and happier because you were there. Any time I asked you for help you were generous and giving of your abundant energy. You are missed here Mark but no doubt they are happy to have you in heaven and God willing, I hope to see you there someday.

In honor of mark we have set up an education fund for his two granddaughters. Mark always valued education above all else.

https://www.gofundme.com/MarkGereffi

So sorry to hear about Mark's passing. My condolences go out to the family, especially to Paul and PhIl who I knew through work and football. I will keep all of you in my prayers.

So sorry to hear of Mark's passing. Just a few days ago I was thinking about some of the fun we had during high school and college. He was a good friend and fun to hang around with. He will definitely be missed.