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Myra, Bobby amd Frankie
June 15, 2008
Karen and Patrick you guys our in our thoughts and prayers. Mark will truely be missed and if you need anything you know where we are. Anytime....
Dave & Debbie Giddens
June 13, 2008
Karen,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time of sorrow.
Terry Hapner
June 13, 2008
Mark always lifted the spirits of those whose lives he touched, including mine. God speed.
Jean Cochran
June 13, 2008
Karen & Patrick, You're in our thoughts & prayers. We will always remember the good times we have all shared. Love Jean & Heather
Carole Moye
June 12, 2008
We're alll thinking of all of you - we all loved Mark and will miss him even though we didn't get to see him so often in the last years since I moved back to Akron - your love and faith in God will carry you through tomorrow and the days to follow.
Love Carole
Debbie Moye & Family
June 12, 2008
Barbara,
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve. We were very sorry to hear the news. We love you and miss all of you.
Debbie Moye & Family
June 12, 2008
Barbara,
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve. We were very sorry to hear the news. We love you and miss all of you.
Debbie Moye & Family
June 12, 2008
Karen and Patrick, John,Terri and families,
Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.
Richeal Woods
June 12, 2008
Father, I place Mark into your hands;
Acknowledge a sheep of your own fold,
A lamb of your own flock,
A sinner of your own redeeming.
Enfold Mark in the arms of your mercy,
In the blessed rest of everlasting peace,
And in the glorious company of the saints in light.
Traditional
Go forth upon your journey from this world,
In the Name of God the Father who created you;
In the Name of Jesus Christ who died for you;
IN the Name of the Holy Spirit who shines through you;
In friendship with God's saints;
Aided by the holy angels.
May you rest this day in
the peace and love of your eternal home.
Traditional adapted
May you be as free as the wind
As soft as sheep’s wool
As straight as a arrow
That you may journey into the heart of God.
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