Mark Leland Scheu

I´m without words... my heart aches for the Scheu family! I have always admired all the Scheu´s w them being kind enough to drive me to Idaho to see grandparents... Mark was always so kind to me... my condolences ...

Mark was such a gentleman... I saw his work ethic and professionalism... Big heart and I'm sure God has welcomed him in heaven! Miss him...

Mark was a wonderful and incredibly bright man. In the time that I knew him, both through a school connection, and in business, I found him to be a super nice guy! Easy man to like. My family and I are incredibly saddened by his passing, and pass our deepest condolences to Dianna and Ally May. Very sad loss to his family and his community, which admired him greatly.

Such a great loss... I had the pleasure of working with Mark at Brown Reality - he was a professional and a gentleman... He will be missed by all.

Linda and Ron in Ketchum are thinking of you all. We remember having so much fun and realizing how much work a cattle round up is on the ranch!

Mark was one of the most special, fair, bright and kind people I have met in business. He was incredibly skilled in both vision and execution. He built great buildings and he had a deep understanding of the business of real estate. He consistently created artful and brilliant solutions. However, more importantly, he was extraordinary in his ability to build great relationships. He showed great empathy. He established trust. He was a great communicator. He was fun to do business with. ...

I had the pleasure of working with Mark and Dianna as their event planner at the grand openings of both the Simi and Agoura buildings. Thoroughly enjoyed the relationship and meeting them both. Mark will definitely be missed!

I will miss his phone calls to the office where I have worked for the Scheu Family for 43 years, after telling me "Hi Aide, this is Mark", I would say, yes Mark, I recognize your voice, how can I help you? Then he would follow up with some funny remark of past times. Such a pleasant person to have a conversation with, so humble, always treated me like family. Will be missed greatly.