Mark Thalhamer

Remembering you, Mark, on this day. I will hold tight to our conversations and your big smile. Thoughts and prayers to the family.

My deepest sympathies for you and your family. Though Mark and I had only met one time over fifty years ago in Pueblo...I knew there was a connection. My stepfather Gerald Thalhamer was the middle brother to Everett. Having thought of Mark many times, I failed to reach out and connect after so many years...definitely my loss! My thoughts and prayers be with you...always!!

My deepest condolences to the entire Thalhamer family. I'm really sorry to hear about Mark's passing. It made me remember how we were all part of a special tennis era in the 70's and 80's. Prayers, peace and comfort to you all. Jean Gardner

I extend my deepest sympathy to Ev and Edna in the loss of their son. May good memories bring you and all his family comfort.

I remember playing tennis with Mark as we grew up. Mark - and the whole Thalhamer family - exemplified what made Pueblo a great tennis town and a good place to grow up. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

With a heavy heart I pen this note. My deepest heart-felt sympathy goes out to the Thalhamer family during this very difficult time. GOD will be welcoming you with open arms my friend.
I remember our early tennis days pre-high school and then during high school. Mark was always a gentleman and conducted himself with a touch of class. Our paths crossed seldom once our East High School days ended and I had moved away......but occasionally during return visits to town when our paths...

Hello, I was said to here Mark passed away, w were friends back when w attended East High School. My heart hoea out to you All.

It has been a long time since our high school tennis days, but I remember Mark as being a happy, kind, and gentle person. My condolences to his family.