Mark A. Oberlin

Mark and I were Great Friends in the Navy. Aboard the Uss Constellation (CVA 64)or roaming around in what ever country we were in" we had a great time. I even loaned him my brand new winter coat , when he went on leave home to Wisconsin. Both of us were nicked named "Bear" . We only talked two times many years back . I thought of him and our friendship from time to time . He was always so happy.
I'm sorry for the loss to his family and all those close to him

I am very sorry about your loss. Was nice guy im very happy to know him

I miss my dad so very much, he was my rock and bestfriend. I loved him so much and he is greatly missed. He will lived in my heart always and forever. He is also miss very much by his granddaughters Alexis and Kayla.

Mark's Family,

I had Mark in Pharmacy Technician Class in Westminster. He was a great guy, and was always enthusiastic and always had a way of making class interesting, and funny at moments. I remember his great personality. My sympathy and condolences at this difficult time

Mark was my cousin and we had great times as kids; more recently I remember going to the Wisconsin State Fair with both Mark and Dale. What a great night we had and I especially remember being introduced to the State Fair Cream Puffs! The rosy cheeks and smile are an apt memory. Sincere sympathy to Dorothy and Marvin; how sad to say good-bye to a child. Also to Deb, Karla, Paulette and Dale, Mark's children and grandchildren.

Cousin Donna from Ohio

Our deepest sympathy to the family.

Our prays are with you .
Your friends at Maria's Pizza.

You are in our thoughts and prayer! Love the Lemieux Family - Jeff, Tracy, Jordan & Maddie

I worked with Mark in the GLI Service group, and also when we both relocated to Loveland, CO when the Milwaukee facility closed. We last spoke when he called me to say he was moving back to Wisconsin. I remember having some good times with him in the past, and how excited he seemed when speaking about his new career direction. He was a good person, and will be missed.