Mark A. Tarr

Mark, I will never forget you as a leader of our Saturday TBI support group!

Beautiful obituary! I was Mark's upstairs neighbor for a year and a half. He was a very good neighbor. I never knew we had so much in common, being rather reserved myself. The world needs more people like him. An unexpected passing is especially sad - my heart goes out to his sisters and friends. May he rest in Heavenly peace.

Very saddened to hear of Mark's passing. My deepest sympathies to family and friends. I will always remember our early days of working together through ERDC to secure passage of Albany's Human Rights Ordinance. RIP Mark, you certainly helped to make your community a better place.

Very sad to hear of Mark's passing. I worked with him for quite a number of years at the Center for Disability Services. His patience and sense of humor was a blessing to the people we served.

Mark and I were friends since the 9th grade, almost 50 yrs. We had a million great times, traveled and did lots of crazy things as we grew up. Mark helped me decide on my Masters Degree in Social Work from hearing about his journey through college choosing social work as a carrier. I liked to make him laugh and challenge him to be silly! By nature he was reserved but always willing to join in when encouraged and maybe a beer or two was involved. He was part of our St Paul's Godspell Cast...

My dear friend Rest in Peace.

To Mark's Family, Mark's obituary is a beautiful testament to him. He was a wonderful human being and true friend. I loved him. My sincerest condolences to you all. He loved his family and talked lovingly especially about his parents and sisters. My thoughts and prayers will be with you.