Mark Walton

I went to high school with Mark and we were friends from then on. I spoke to Mark after he set up practice in CS to find he was happy and doing well. Today I am on my way to CS and thought to see if my husband and I could get together with Mark and his wife, but was shocked to find his obituary. I loved singing with Mark; I can hear his wonderful sound in my memory. So sorry you are gone too soon, my Friend

Fair winds and following seas

although doctor walton and i were the same age i regarded him as a father figure with his sage advice and caring demeanor i often think about him and will never forget his kindness my prayers and love to his family

Dr. Walton was a kind and friendly face whenever I went to Emergicare.

My husband who died 4/24/14 was Anatomy chair at CCOM when Mark was there also. Jack had a favorite story about Mark's great kindness to us there, so we were pleased to find him here at Express Care and saw him for treatment and to renew our cquaintance. I just learned of his death through son Ernest who learned of his death when he was treated recently at E C. Both he and I are greatly saddened. Jack and I had hoped to meet Mrs. Walton socially, but that did not happen. I still hope to...

Remembering a kind and talented friend. Mark and his father showed outstanding dedication to our profession and CCOM through their love and teaching of osteopathic principles. We share in your sorrow and loss.

Mark was my doctor and a wonderful friend. I am greatly saddened hearing he has departed from our lives. Never had I recommended a doctor as often than Mark Walton. People for the most part, do not care who you are or how much you know until they realize how much you care. Mark certainly cared with sincerity and genuineness. May God comfort his family during this very difficult time. Mark Walton, thank you for being you. L. Kevin Lawless

Dr Walton was my Dr for over 4 years and he was always willing to help me anyway he could. I will miss him.

Though I lost contact with Mark over 30 years ago, I often reflected on his kind and giving nature. It was Mark who first interviewed me and recommended me for admission to the CCOM class of 1978. From that time forward, he became a mentor to the principles and practice of OMT, as well as a good friend to share counsel in life. Although our profession and life's paths created distance and direction where continual contact was eventually lost, his spirit and contribution to CCOM, the...