Mark McClenning

I often think of Mark and all the guys who lived on Gilbert AVE and the vicinity. They are good memories; Howie Casman, Winter Springs, FL

Mark you were a great cousin and a wonderful friend. I loved to see you in your uniform when you came home from the Navy to see your family. As the years went by we really did not get together, but I always thought the world of you and your sister Susan and brother Bruce. Peace be with you Mark, and when you get to heaven give my family and the Marinoff group, Mirsky, and Shrobes. Love you my cousin, and I will miss you.

My deepest condolences to Bruce, Susan, Scott, Amy and to all of Marks family. Knew Mark going back to high school years. Always greeted you with a big smile. Will miss him.

Dearest Amy and Rob so sorry for your loss. WE are thinking of you and sending our love. Ed & Rosemary Petrosemolo

Dear Susan and Ronald and family: please accept our deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved brother. I hope fond memories will sustain you during this difficult time.
Lorraine & Joel Roseman

Very sorry for your loss. My condolences to the family.

I remember the day that the McClennings moved in next door.
I was 6. I told my mother I met a boy named Mart Clenny.

Mark, Bruce and I went through all the Rites of Passage of growing up in the 40s and 50s.
If Bob taught Mark how to plant a garden, Bruce and I had to have one also.
I was pretty good at backyard baseball, thanks to the McClennings.
There was a special place where we hid the pack of cigarettes we pilfered from one parent or the other. All our parents smoked...

So sorry to hear about Mark. Our sincerest condolences. Howie and Arlene Casman