Mark Haseltine

Mark (Hot Dog) as he was known to friends at G. Ray Bodley High, and I were very close friends, I would say best of friends in high school. The last time I saw Mark was in 1979 or 1980, when he visited me in Fulton. We had such a great time, and he had the opportunity to see a few other friends while he was here. I wish that I had spent more time with him, but life takes us in different directions and the next thing you know 35 years have passed. Be assured that Mark was very well liked by...

Although I have not seen Hazel in many years the news of his passing was very sad news. He was a wonderful person and a good friend. And he was one heck of an athlete. Rest in peace.

Baseball games at Mapleshade would not have been the same with Mark's enthusiasm and his zest for life and his uncanny ability to make outstanding plays time after time. Thank you, Mark. Rest in Peace...

I knew Mark very well when we both attended ELHS. The last time I saw him, we had such a good visit talking over old times. I will miss him and send my thoughts and prayers to his family.

A very special friend has passed. Although the years have passed since I saw him last, Mark spoke to me in a profound way that resonates to this day. Prayers are sent to the family and friends of Mark.

My heartfelt sympathy to the friends and family of Mark. I was saddened by the news of my classmate. The memories I have of him make me smile.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

I have the distinct pleasure of meeting and interacting with Mark when he was in the same room as my dad in Northeast Rehab in Agawam. He was always smiling and had an outgoing personality. He and my dad hit it off as friends and we were sorry to see him go when he left that facility. To Mark's family: May God ease the pain of your loss and leave you only with the pleasant memories of your time together.

Mark is at peace now he will be sadly missed by his friend Kurt