1948
2025
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Larry W Yates
June 19, 2025
I met Mark, December 31, 1970. We sat together on our flight to Vietnam; 33 hours. Talked forever. We had different duties, but ended up at the same base. I feel we kept each other "up" for that year. My best friend. Now, Mark has gone ahead now...no more pain, anguish. I'll miss you everyday. Arlington deserves you.
You are my Big Brother. Love and God speed. Larry.
Allison Dalquist
May 29, 2025
I’m devastated to learn of Marks passing. Been close friends for over 15 years since his mom and sister were at the Isle @ Watermere.
May God hold you Mark, comfort you, you are out of pain finally. And may he bless you for the incredible man you were here on earth. I love you my friend. REALLY going to miss hearing your voice too❤
Mark´s wife, Elaine Zink
May 19, 2025
My Alley Cat, I have loved you with all my heart and soul and always will. My husband and hero. Peggy
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