Mark P. Wiernasz

So sorry for your loss Matt my prayers and condolences go out to your entire family
Sincerely Kevin kula

I am sorry to hear of your loss. My deepest sympathy to the whole family. May your many happy memories bring you comfort and peace.

"What we in the news business can never forget; is that we are only as good as the stories we tell."
Mark, was the king of breaking news stories for years at WWLP assignment desk and had the hunch. To this day, I would always call him with breaking tips that he appreciated. In 2002, I interned for him at WWLP under Brian Zelasko in the news department, with Brenda Garton news anchor and Dan Elias. Mark managed the assignment desk. My dream job. My sincere condolences to the Mark P....

Jean-- I was devastated to hear the news from my parents about Mark. I'm thinking of you and your family during this difficult time.

My sincere condolences to Jean, Peter and Matthew. You're in my thoughts, and my family and I wish you well in this difficult time.

Mark and I were friendly "competitors" during his days at TV-22 and mine as a reporter/anchor at TV-40. He was a great guy, quick with a smile that was the trademark of his warmth and personable style. RIP, Mark. it was a privilege to know you. My condolences to the Wiernasz family. May you be comforted by the wonderful memories of your time together.

I am stunned to know of Mark's untimely passing. Mark was a good friend, we shared mutual passions of interest in music and broadcasting. I was honored to have Mark as the chief usher in my wedding many years ago. Although I have been away from the Pioneer Valley for decades I have fond memories of adventures we shared together. Among Mark's many qualities was his uncanny ability, almost instinctual, to separate the wheat from the chafe. He knew immediately what had substance and meaning,...