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Andy Pifer
September 19, 2025
I had many fun memories with Mark. We attended college together at Montreat and lived on the same hall. As you can imagine we were mischievous but managed not to get into any serious trouble. He was full of life and of course always made everybody laugh. He always let me borrow his BMW which was a much cooler car than my Pinto. I hate that he had to struggle with cancer his last eight years, but I know he´s with our Savior now and his struggles are over. It won´t be long now and I´ll see him again in our Fathers House where everything is made right.
Kent Bridges
September 13, 2025
Mel and Sally I'm so sorry about Mark. While I haven't talked to him in many years, he and your family played a big part in my life in my teenage years. Mark was a good friend that I have a lot of great memories with. I'll miss him.
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