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Mark Hayden Obituary
Connecticut on December 4, 1955. He served 20 years in the United States Navy. He is survived by his wife Penny, step-daughters Sandra and Susan, parents Chuck and June of Florida, brother Scott, sisters Susan and Wendy of Connecticut, many nieces and nephews and loving friends.
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June Hayden
April 28, 2005
so this is it ! Bye Mark love you ! Mom
Gloria Pilling
April 18, 2005
Mark, this is my second try to leave my message. I had said that for years I thought I had taught you in first grade at Highland. Guess I was mistaken considering that you were in Brian's class. Now I do know I had Scott. Sorry I missed out or should I be? Your life ended too soon on this earth. May you find peace where you are now. It is obvious that all who knew you miss you so.I may not have had you in first grade but I do remember you being around the neighborhood in Ridgeland.
Scott and Mark
Scott Hayden
April 16, 2005
Oh Brother,I miss you alot already,knowing I can't just pick up the phone and give you a call.As other people have said,you spent a lot of time away from your family after high school.You served your country,proudly and well.Penny,Sandra and Susan,I'm so sorry Mark couldn't have been in your life for a much longer period of time.I'm going to miss you brother,more than you'll ever know.One memory I'll never forget is the two of us going down the street,arms around each other,singing that's what brothers are made for!,over and over again.You were probably around 12, and I was 8,or somewhere close to that.I'll miss you forever,and will never forget you. Your Brother,Scott
Angela Piela
April 7, 2005
Uncle Mark,
Sorry we did not get to know one another very well. You were in the service the majority of my childhood so we didn't see each other often.
You are in a better place looking over us, but I feel for all the ones you left behind that truly miss you.
Angela
Tammy Crowell
April 6, 2005
I would like to express sincerest
condolences to Penny and her girls.
I didn't get to see Uncle Mark very
often, but I know he was a great
person. I'm glad my mom, Susan and
her Sister and Brother and Mom got
to see him before he left. Take care. Tammy Crowell
susan rock
April 6, 2005
I'll miss my baby brother.I can still see us playing in the backyard on silliman rd.I have lots of good memories from our younger days.remember mark when we used to go pick in the gaylord dump?HaHaI love you mark,love,Susan
Brendan Hayden
April 4, 2005
I had lots of fun visiting him in Arizona for his wedding. I remember he was always telling jokes and making me laugh. I will miss him very much. I love you Uncle Mark. Have fun fishing.
Wendy Tierney
March 31, 2005
Okay Mark, I guess we'll see you in the next chapter, as Mom would always say. You better be waiting there when I cross over bro!! Love you, Wendy
Neil Austin
March 30, 2005
Mark was a good work friend, we would sit on the Patio at General Dynamics (Motorola) and talk about casinos and fishing, he always had a smile and a pleasent hello when ever he passed me in the halls. Good Bye Mark....
Vince & Ellen Bailey
March 30, 2005
Our deepest sympathy to Mark's family. We worked with Mark at General Dynamics and he will be missed.
Charles Hayden
March 30, 2005
This young man loved to "fish" . I laughingly remember my Father,greedingly, giving up a worm or two to my sons, Mark and Scott, as we were fishing a stream in New Hampshire.
chuck & June Hayden
March 30, 2005
It sure makes it "final" when a loved ones name appears,so long son !
Wendy, John, Ian, McKeighry, Austin and Kienan Tierney
March 30, 2005
Penny,Susan and Sandra, Thank you Penny for taking care of Mark during a very rough time. It was good to see you all even under the rough circumstances. Please know you are always in our thoughts, and Mark is fishing as we speak. And thank you to Dolores for being such a wonderful lady. Love, Wendy
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