Mark F. Kamps

Richard, Eric, Spencer and family,

I am deeply sorry to hear of your loss. I wish I could have paid my condolences in person. Unfortunately I just heard the news today. What I remember most of Mark was his sharp wit and great sense of humor. He was a bright individual who will truly be missed.

God bless you all.

Even though it saddens my heart to know that I will no longer see his lovely smile and kind eyes, I am blessed to have met such a genuine,smart and hard working gentleman and to be able to keep his beautiful smile with me~

I worked with Mark at Technicolor in Los Angeles for more than 7 years and just wanted to echo what so many have already said: Mark was a truly nice human being. And I don't think you can say anything better about a person. When I started supervising I spent a couple days trailing Mark around learning the ropes and he was not only a dedicated artist but a teacher who enjoyed sharing his knowledge with others.

And I'll remember that laugh well. When Mark Kamps heard something that he...

Spencer and Family,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I just heard about Mark last night from Dan Musgrove. I won't be able to attend the services but wanted you to know that I'm thinking of you and that you're in my prayers.
My deepest condolences.

I remember Mark as a young boy in Phoenix. (Our mothers were docents together at the Phx Art Museum). My heartfelt sympathy is sent to all his friends and family.

Dick and Family, I am so so sorry to hear about your loss. While I never knew Mark, it is clear from the wonderful tribute you wrote that he was a very special person in the lives of many and will be sorely missed. My heart felt condolences are sent your way. -Liz Fournier