Mark Hinkel

It is still hard to fathom that Mark is no longer with us. I truly enjoyed working with him. He will always hold a special place in my heart. Continued prayers for his family.

Have not forgotten!

Have not forgotten.

Sorry for the late response but I just found out - Mark and I swam together at GLSA in the 60s and played basketball against one another in the parochial league. Mark also successfully defended us against a bogus lawsuit during the construction of our home in the early 90s, and he was always kind, thoughtful and professional in his work with us. So sorry that he was taken in such a senseless and horrific way - He deserved a long happy life. Condolences to John, Jeff and the rest of the...

It's been weeks and still we are reeling from Mark's tragedy. What a wonderful guy Mark was; I admired him greatly. He was gracious, classy, humorous and just a fun guy to be around. I saw him frequently downtown, whether it was in the elevator, at the gym or having lunch and we always exchanged a genuine smile and pleasant conversation. He spoke so proudly and easily about you Mary Lynn and about you girls. He was a cool guy! I send my deepest sympathies to all of you and wish you all...

I didn't know Mark Hinkel, but have driven out to the site often. I have prayed for the Hinkel family to receive comfort. I am so sorry for your loss. This loss has touched me personally.

May God be with your family in your tragic loss. Fellow cyclists at the HH, Kenny and Anne Parker

I have so many fun memories of Mark growing. He and his brothers John and Jeff are my cousins. We had many family gatherings in Lexington and northern Kentucky. The news of his death was shocking. Prayers to all of the Hinkel family.

My sincerest condolences to his family. I had the pleasure of working with him while employed with Landrum & Shouse. He will be greatly missed