Mark A. Zgalich Jr.

Dear Zgalich Family,

I have been gone for so long from the United States and the Philly Area I had no idea. Just this week I was thinking about contacting Mark and Andrea. I was trying to look up Mark on Face Book. When I found Brion Kelly and we started talking he told me of Marks Passing. I am so sorry. Andrea, I think of you often and our times together at Mark's Parents house. We had so much fun together. I know it's been almost a year now, but the pain I'm sure is still...

I will never forget this date as I know you would not either. I miss you and always will love you God bless you Mark I will always Love you!

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Zgalich and Paul,
I was saddened when I heard the news of the sudden loss of your beloved son/brother. Words can not describe how truly sorry I am for your loss. Your family will be in my thoughs and prayers.

Dear Zgalich Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. I just learned of Mark's passing from the Ryan Alumni letter. Mark is so much a part of my fond childhood memories at CTK. I remember all of us in class laughing when we should have been working. I smile just thinking of those days. He will be missed.

Dear Zgalich Family,
I just learned of Mark's passing today and would like to offer my deepest sympathies.
Mark and I were roomates our junior year at J&W.
Although I had not spoken to Mark since our days in college together, I will always remember the great times we had. Especially fishing, when he seemed his happiest.
I will always remember the friendship and time I was fortunate to spend with Ziggy.
He will be missed, but memories of him will not be forgotten.

Dear Zgalich Family,
I have just learned about your loss. I was one of Mark's roomates at JWU. My condolances to your family. It has been years since I spoke with Mark but I will always have a special place in my heart for him. The Zgalich Family is in our prayers.

Zgalich Family
We are truly sorry for your loss. It has been many years since we've seen Mark yet his kindness is always remembered. His vibrant smile was always able to cheer me up and the many memories we shared will always stay with me. He made Senior year homeroom, Sears, down the shore and just hanging out memorable and will be deeply missed by all. Your family will be in our prayers.