MARK JOSEPH

Angel - I'm hoping you can get my email from this page. Please contact me! I just happened to be telling your love story to a friend of mine and decided to see where you all were and found this. Hugs, Jill

RIP Mark. I first got to know Mark around 1985. Not only was Mark a fine mentor but was also a great story teller who could capture an audience in short order with wonderful anecdotes and playful dead pan humour. He traded seriously but also viewed it as an art. In my early career he helped and taught me how to "manage" a trade, creating value whether it be from a value-in-use quality perspective or from a freight and logistics angle. Dinner with Mark, be it in London, NYC, or elsewhere, was...

The passing of a beloved icon in the coal industry only reached me today (Jan 26). As a member of the New York Coal Trade Association, Mark was somebody with a wealth of trading experience and generous enough to share it with people like me, who were only starting our new careers. He loved his cigars. He talked often of his family. He was quick with a smile and had eyes that showed glimpses of his brilliant trading mind. Rest in peace, my friend and thanks for the fond memories!

I have known him all my life. To me, he was Uncle Mark ! I am sure he is in a much better place now and one day we will meet again. Our condolences.

Angel, Sasha, Max and Sophie, I sent my sympathy On the loss of Mark. He was a good man and I am sorry to see him go. Best, judi

I am so sorry to hear. Howard thought highly of Mark. I wish we had been able to share more time together. May your memories bring you comfort.