Mark S. Zovak

we shared some funny times together, he always seemed happy. he'll surely be missed.

Tracy and family-
I am sorry to hear of Mark's passing. I had not seen Mark in couple of years. I do have quite a few fond memories of Mark whether it be at the races,working on the car at the garage, or just visiting with Dad at the house. He was always willing to help my Dad and Todd. He is up in heaven having a beer with Pop right now. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your entire family. May you rest in peace Mark.

Beth Bauman Appleton

Tracy-
Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. Cherish all the memories and it will help. My Dad thought very highly of Mark and he became part of the B & G Racing family where he will always remain.

Gail and Doug Keinert

Dear Tracy and Family,

Sandy and I were extremely saddened to hear of Mark's passing. We will never forget all of Mark's help in my congressional campaign. He never refused us any request for assistance. I couldn't believe my eyes the first time Mark dressed in a suit to go with us to a speaking engagement. He looked like a different person. He even helped us by filling in for me at some speaking engagements and did great!

Mark was always extremely conscientious,...

We would just like to express our sincere sorrow in the loss of such a generous man! Words could never express the thanks to him for all that he did out of the kindness of his heart for my son Robbie to help him get recruited and play D-1 football. He was truly dedicated and had such a strong belief in my son and it showed with his posts all over the internet. We shared some great memories going to Uconn to see Robbie play and Mark carting Robbie's deer head to his dorm room for him. We...

Mark could make me laugh out loud on a routine basis, which is an art. He was always eager to please, and nothing was ever too much trouble. Mark always had a constructive suggestion on how to improve life in the workplace. I was totally shocked and sad to hear that he felt life was no longer worth living. I just wish he knew now how many people cared about him...and for him. He was a bright guy, a caring person, and he'll be obviously missed by many of us.

My deepest condolences to Mark's family.I worked with him at the LEHIGH GROUP for many years.He is one of the nicest guys, he would do almost anything you ask him ha ha!!! But in all seriousness he had a great sense of humor. we'll miss him lots.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help at this time.

So sorry to hear about Mark's passing. I met him by going to Lehighton football game. He was always nice to the people and very deicated to the football team firing the cannon everytime they came on the field or when they scored it will be missed dearly. May the cannon remain silent. Thank you and you will be missed.