Mark Moran

I had the honor and pleasure of working with Mark in 'The Importance of Being Earnest' at Heritage/GRCC. He reminded me of a kindly reverend always open to talk or a chat about anything. And most helpful on stage during rehearsals if you'd missed a line or blocking. Such a professional, even when recovering from vocal surgery, so dedicated to theater performance. Such a fun and amusing talent with a quick wit, who loved to entertain. He will be missed.

I became acquainted with Mark a few years back, while taking adult classes at Grand Rapids Ballet. He was friendly and kind and a wonderful pianist, and I always enjoyed class when he accompanied us. Even when he barely had his voice, his warmth shined through. My condolences and kindest thoughts go out to Mark´s loved ones. Wishing peace.

I had the pleasure of acting in a few plays with Mark. He was so generous an actor, smart, and fun to be around in the green room and after the shows. He's now passed on to a grander stage. May he, and I'm sure that he will, rest in peace.

Mark was a wonderful guy, smart, funny, kind, and talented. Will never forget our days at Luther High School South. May your memories comfort you.

My husband and I had known Mark since 1976 when we worked with him as street theatre performers in the "old timey" town of Jones, MI. Mark was both the narrator of the acts (what a great voice), as well as our piano player, playing great Honky-tonk style music. We became great friends with Mark and as a result, Mark joined us, as well as a few others from Jones, in a move to Grand Haven, MI where our dream was to start our own theatre company there. While those plans didn't pan out the way we...

Sending love and condolences! I enjoyed Marks musical talent and his great sense of humor.