Mark R. Klekowski

I was recently told of Mark's passing. Although I have not seen Mark since our grammar/high school days, I have fond memories of him. He was a good person, and I pray for his family during this time.

Kathy Burke Kingsley

Lynne, Joyce and Mr. Klekowski, I am sorry I did not read of Mark's passing until Sunday night. I went to school with Lynne and knew her and Joyce much better than Mark. I remember you all being a very happy, loving family. I am truly sorry to read his life was so short here on earth, but believe he is being loved in heaven and an asset there. My deepest sympathy to all of you on your loss.

To Rich, Lynn and Joyce:

Nick and I were very saddened to hear about the death of Mark. I still belong to St Chris Prayer Connection and received his name for prayers to be said. This is a very tragic loss and we offer our condolances and prayers to all of you.
We have such wonderful memories of the Klekowski family as friends and neighbors and will continue to keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Phyllis & Nick Garofalo

My memories of Mark were that of a even keeled man in dealing with people while working as the police in Mokena. The last time i saw Mark all he could talk about was trains & Metra !!!!! he was so happy. Rest peacefully my friend.

To all of Mark Klekowski's Family, our deepest sympathy and prayers are with you. He will be missed here. But we all know he has a very special place in heaven. Peace be with you.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I was so sad learn of Mark's passing. I graduated with Mark from Bremen H.S. and was in the Midlothian Jaycees with him as well. I keep reading that Mark always made people laugh. That is truly a gift in life, and it is one that Mark definitely had.

To The Klekowski Family: We are very sorry for your loss. Mark was a wonderful person who touched many lives. It was always fun to be around him and we will always have good memories of him from our camping days in Morris. Rest in peace old 252 (Mokena badge number).

My prayers go out to Mark's family. I just heard about him today. I'm so shocked. I didn't really know Mark well, but liked what I knew. It was my privilege to train him as a Tower Operator in Joliet when he started at Metra. He will be missed.

To the family of Mark Klekowski, I was deeply saddened to hear of Marks passing. I worked with Mark when he was an officer in Mokena and I in Frankfort. Mark and I would also talk many times in passing when I would take the train to work in Chicago and he was the engineer. Mark will be missed greatly. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Klekowski family and friends. May God give you comfort and peace during this dificult time. Rest in his loving arms.