Mark Aaron Mathis

hi it is your great nice Montana i did not know you well but i do miss you i still cry about you i love you monty boo

Mark had the most amazing smile and beautiful eyes. I remember his wonderful spirit, and am so glad I got to grow up with him in Sequim. Wonderful man! My deepest sympathies to his family and all those of us who loved him.

I am a Fellow Soldier and only worked with SSG Mathis a few times, which is to say I barely knew him, but remember him as if it were a-lot more. It was a great time had when SSG Mathis was around, and he kept you smiling and looking forward to the next visit. I am proud to have met him and will keep his family in my prayers.

I remember Mark, Reed, Tony and Tim all playing in my sister Julie and her husband Marv's back yard kicking a ball around and in all a special day for all of the four cousins playing ball together. The two grandmas who got along famously (Grandma Sanders and Grandma Boate)sitting and chatting together while watching fondly of their grand childs playing. And then Mark went off to war and protected his country for our freedom. I know where Mark got his character and integrity from as I know...

You do not know us, Mark did not know us, but he died for us. 'Thank you' cannot ease your pain, but it is all we have to offer. Your/his sacrifice will not be in vain.
Thank you and God Bless you.

Rest In Peace Mark!!

Jaime and family, I'm so so sorry for your loss!! Please know that the Schoessler family has you all in our prayers and we love you very much!! Rest peacefully Mark!! You will never be forgotten. God Bless