Mark-Wenzel-Obituary

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Mark Redlin Wenzel

Delray Beach, Florida

Jan 27, 1957 – Jul 8, 2022

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BORN
January 27, 1957
DIED
July 8, 2022
LOCATION
Delray Beach, Florida

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Lorne and Sons Funeral Home - Delray Beach Obituary


Mark Redlin Wenzel, 65, died July 8, 2022 at Delray Medical Center following a fall.  Mark was born January 27, 1957, to Margaret Neprud and Bruce Byron Wenzel.  He was born in Fort Lauderdale, but lived most of his life in Delray Beach.  A graduate of Florida State University, he enjoyed working in his family’s retail business for many years.

Mark was very passionate about tennis and played several times a week.  He was also very involved with his church.

Mark will be remembered as a very caring and generous person with a big heart.  He will be missed by all who knew him… including his sisters, Karen Lewis and Chris Wenzel; his nieces, Margaret Stenroos, Kaeli Stenroos, and Karlanna Lewis; his nephews, Kai Stenroos and Britt Lewis; and his Wenzel, Friedbacher, Neprud and Love cousins.



A Memorial Service for Mark will be held at Church of the Palms, 1960 N. Swinton Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33444 on Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at 4:00pm.

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I just found out ! I´m so sorry. Mark was a such a solid and loyal friend.

While I heard about Mark's passing, for some reason I just received this legacy request. I remember Mark fondly from both Elementary School and from years at St. Andrews. Mark was always kind and had a great sense of humor. He represented Mercer Wenzel well. Sad to see so many of my generation slipping away. RIP Mark!

Kris and Karen....So sorry for the loss of your brother. We kept in contact over the years and I sure will miss talking to him. He had such a big heart and always spoke of his relationship with God. Prayers to you and the family.

Dear Chris and Family: We are all deeply saddened by the early passing of Mark - he was always the most kind and gentle of men and a pleasure to have in any company. I knew him from tennis, early on as I brought our family to Delray Beach, in the 1980´s. I enjoyed playing tennis with Mark and a like cadre of friends at the old Delray Beach Tennis Center, downtown. The relationship continued through tennis and that association of friends, well into the late 2018´s - when he found an apartment...

Our prayers are going up to all the family, and friends that knew Mark. He was a gentle and kind man. One knows this being around him. We are thankful for his time and service at the River and will miss him!

To Chris and Karen, My deepest sympathies on the loss of your beloved brother.

Mark was a selfless and kind person. When I think about Mark a smile comes to my face remembering the many great times we had. My sincere condolences to the Wenzel family.

Mark, No words for what a big heart you had! You were so kind to Mike and I, and you were always there for us! Thank you for always speaking into Mike, believing in him, and pushing him to move forward. You are so missed, and I will always think of you and your warm hugs!

Dearest Mark, you always talked about my singing & smile. But it was you who always had a kind warm word of encouragement and a smile. You will truly be missed.