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Mark E. Wagner

Bremen, Indiana

Feb 20, 1950 – Feb 7, 2018 (Age 67)

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BORN
February 20, 1950
DIED
February 7, 2018
AGE
67
LOCATION
Bremen, Indiana

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Mark E. WagnerFeb. 20, 1950 - Feb. 7, 2018BREMEN - Mark E. Wagner was the second of three sons born to Stuart and Marcia (Hetznecker) Wagner in Bremen, Indiana. He is preceded in death by his father, Stuart; his mother, Marcia; his sons, Jerome Stuart and Jeffrey John; and his father-in-law,...

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Fond memories of dealing with Mark as he handles my parents´ estates. Our mutual love of sports - Mark - Cubs and Blackhawks; me Nationals and Capitals - provided us with a lot of good natured rooting back and forth. His professionalism and friendship will not be forgotten. RIP Mark!


So sad to recently hear of Mark's passing.

Only knew Mark professionally, but wanted to say I viewed him as a good lawyer and kind and generous person.

My condolences to his family.

God Bless Mark and his family.

I was shocked and saddened to hear of Mark's passing. My parents lived in Argos and Mark was their attorney and he helped me with their estates. We became friends sharing our love for the Cubs and we happy when they won the World Series. We emailed about hockey - our hope was his Blackhawks and my Capitals would meet in the Stanley Cup Finals. Unfortunately, my team failed to uphold their end; while the Hawks won the Cup twice.
Mark was always professional, ready with wise advice and...

Although I never knew Mark's family, I know how excited and proud he was when his son joined the practice. Over the years he became a true friend to me. As an accountant in the area, I called him for legal opinions after I lost my Sister, also an attorney, to cancer. From time to time he would call me about some accounting or tax question, but I always felt, I got more than I gave. He was never too busy; and in the face to face visits for my own legal issues, he was always...

I worked for 1st Source Bank in the late 1980's, a time when we had many issues with borrowers who had defaulted on loans. Mark was a great resource in helping us to work our way through a problem loan portfolio, while maintaining the confidence of our customers and the Community. I always appreciated Mark's positive can do attitude. The Bank considered Mark to be an expert in bankruptcy law,as well as a strong negotiator on our behalf. I always appreciated his sense of humor and strong work...

To Jean and the whole Wagner family, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow and mourning. We know that the Lord is close to the broken hearted and He saves those who are crushed in spirit. Mark was a wonderful man who left quite a legacy and made a huge impact in the world in such a good way. Though I was always quite intimidated by his nature, I know that he was a big teddy bear on the inside! He was quite the competitor too! I too remember along with my brother...

My thoughts & sympathies to the family. Mark was a wonderful man that we dealt with when handling foreclosures, and my Mom knew him well with the Auditor's office. He was always very kind and he will be dearly missed. Please know how sorry the Civil Division, as well as myself & my mother are for your family. Prayers.

We send our most sincere condolences to all the Wagners, especially Paul and Jim. Mark will be sorely missed and we so appreciate his kindness and helpfulness over many, many years. May God comfort you in your grief. JoAnn and Gail Jackson

So sorry to hear about Mark. We competed against each other when I was a LaVille student and he at Bremen. He was a worthy foe and a real nice guy when the games were over and it was time to shake hands. It is not surprising he was such a successful pillar of the Bremen community. My sincere condolences.