Mark Vincent Spear

I knew Mark through a mutual friend. A really lovely guy who was always so much fun. I know this is a decade too late but just stumbled into finding this tonight. So sorry to hear.

I met Mark through a mutal friend and it had been a number of years since I'd seen him last, but he hadn't been forgotten. He was a great person and always made a great imppression on everyone he met. My deepest condolences to the family for their loss.

We met Mark at our former restaurant in Louisiana. He was working in town for a movie that was filming there. When Hurricane Katrina hit and no one had power to feed loads of hungry evacuees.. Mark came and set up portable generators, lights, air conditioners etc to get the people fed. We remained friends from there on out. We will miss his visits to Louisiana and share your sorrow as well.

My brother Paul and I were so sad to hear about The passing of Mark he will forever be in our hearts and cherished memories and missed

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Spear,
I was in Mark's class of '86 at Churchill. He was such a great guy, student, and athlete. I am so sorry for your loss.
Mary Hodgson Welsh

We are so sorry to hear of Mark's passing. We had some good times and laughs together. We will miss him. Jim and Kim Carlson. Spokane/CdA

I am shocked and saddened to hear about Mark's passing. I will always remember Mark from our high school days as so full of heart and a great young man. Frank and Janice, you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Mr. & Mrs Spear Family & Friends,

I learned of your famailies loss of Mark yesterday while stopping by my Parents home for a visit. I hope you will find healing in your time of sorrow. The obituary & guest entries clearly show Mark was a "go to guy" who was loved & cared by those who he touched throughout his life. The Good Clan is thinking of you. Cherish the great things Mark did. Well wishes to all of you.

Michael Good Everett, WA