Mark N. Vos

Though I never met Mark, I was a friend of his dear brother David, and met mother Gertrude, long ago. Talent and wit obviously run deep in this family. To his surviving family I send my condolences and hope that sweet memories will guide you through.

Always remember Marks golden voice on KRNA as half of "Those Guys in the Morning" with Glen Gardner. Another great memory was when Mark introduced Stevie Ray Von and Double Trouble live at the Paramount Theater in Cedar rapids back in 1984 I think it was. God Bless you Mark and family.

I still remember playing the 1964 season. Best friends in Otley and together watching your brother on "Floppy". Everybody in town new the two Mark's. God's Speed

Remembering all the things that made our friendship special. May your family be comforted by the many warm thought of those who care.

On Sunday, my sister, Cindi, lost the most wonderful man in her life, Mark Vos, and our family is mourning the loss of a loved one who was taken way too soon.

Mark was quite frankly, one of the best men I have ever met. I doubt there is another one like him in the world. He was patient, kind, gentle, funny, smart, a total gentleman and was devoted to the people he loved. Unfortunately, his family genetics gave him a heart which would ultimately take his life at age 58.

We're all...

A great guy, wonderful voice, big heart. I'll never forget!

Just like your song on "Snakes in the Hay" said - "I Love You - Goodbye". "Shine on" my friend, "like the moon and the stars and the sun..."

Good bye old friend. I enjoyed our crossing of paths, especially at KKRQ 101 Rock and in the times that followed. "Crystal Max"