Mark Powers

To the Powers family, Words cant even begin to say the sadness being felt right now. We went to grammar school together and reconnected on fb. I sent him his basketball card from SE and he was so happy and surprised I still had it. Fly high my friend you will be missed.

Simply said, mark was a one of kind. No one understood me the way he did. Prayers to his family and everybody who loved mark. Man I could use a talk with you right now . Love and miss you so much brotha , you’ll always have a friend in me. Sincerely,
Jimmy

Dear Kit and Erin & family,
The Finnegan’s send their much heartfelt condolences.

Nancy Finnegan Loo

Mark-you will be so very missed. I enjoyed getting to know you over the past year. Your touched a lot of peoples’ hearts with your kindness, compassion and support. My deepest condolences to the Powers family.

I’m sad to hear that Mark passed away.I knew him from doing work on his parents home.I met The Powers family when their Dad ,Bob hired me many years ago.I did several projects on the home over the years and got to know Mark and his family,all very nice people.Mark had a lot of good qualities,kind and caring,smart ,funny,Irish.We had some things in common and I always enjoyed seeing and talking with him.My heart goes out to the family and sorry for their loss.May Mark Rest In Peace.Deepest...

Mark was a student teacher in my classroom at FS Key elementary many years ago. While it was a challenging placement, I remember his genuine heart and dedication very well. I want his family to know that I have thought about him over the years and am very, very saddened by his passing. I know he loved his family so much- I remember how he spoke about you all with such pride. Please know his life mattered to me.

My deepest condolences to the Powers family. I had the chance to work with Mark at FDR School. He was passionate about his teaching and finding ways to connect with the students; he was always asking advice on how to be an even better teacher and ways to deepen his relationships with the students. We would talk after school often about strategies and techniques to apply in the classroom or just reminisce about old sports stories. I admired his attitude and mindset to become the best he could...

I remember Mark and Adam both as adorable little boys when they lived in Parkmerced. SO sorry to hear he passed away. My sister Joanie used to babysit for them. God bless him and bring comfort to their family.

Mark,
I cannot express how much you will be missed. You were a wonderful friend and support to so many people and touched so many people's lives. Rest in peace my friend until we meet again someday.
Prayers for your family during this time of grief and loss. May your hearts heal in time.
Love to you,
Kathleen MacKerrow