Mark Mattison

I just learned of Mark´s tragic passing. I am so shocked and saddened to hear of this tragedy. Mark was an amazing man. I knew he and his wife Wendy through various community theater productions and as family friends for many years. My condolences to Wendy and their entire family. Adam Steiner Tucson AZ

Wendy - I just heard about Mark from my brother Doug and the Lamberton news. I remember you guys as special people and have thought of you often over the years. We think of people like you guys as always being teenagers. At our age unfortunately we are running into more reminders of our time. It's good to read that you have family to support you at this time. You are in my thoughts.

We are so sorry to hear about Mark. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Wendy and your entire family.

Mark (along with Wendy) made several unique tangential contact with our lives centered around our lifelong involvement with dogs. Our Otterhound, Rascal involved us in the community theater's production of Annie. Mark's expertise in acupuncture made him a well received presenter for a memorable program for the Coulee Kennel Club. my wife Becky and I send our love to the whole family.

Deep sympathy for the family of Dr Mark. He was "my" vet for many years on the farm. Large or small he took gentle care of them. My mare was his first acupuncture horse he treated. We were both elated when the results were so successful. I had the first mini horse that he had to float teeth - and soon made a small float from a full sized float. The mini-float, too, was a success. Being allergic to pesticides, he always appreciated the apples I would give to him from our orchard. He...

Our deepest sympathies to you and your family Wendy. Sounds like you had a wonderful life together and wonderful memories. Sending you lots of love and prayers for you all. Barry and Paulette Pietz

Mark was our animal family doctor for many years. I could see the love he had for each of his patients clearly. We always knew our beautiful pets were in the best caring hands possible. And I never missed a show at the pump house that he and Wendy were in with Wilma and co. The talent they shared with everyone had me both in tears and laughter. So thank you Mark for your gift of love for our animals and your gift of song for everyone. God bless you

Wendy, Jon, Kelly and family, my heart aches for each of you and what you must be going through. He was a great person in each role he willingly accepted. It was always enjoyable seeing him engaging with the arts around town, usually with Wendy by his side. But what I will most appreciate him for is the compassion he showed us when first he treated our dog, Haggis, for cancer and then came to our home to help her peacefully transition out of this world and into another. His amazing energy...