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Tom Hicks
March 9, 2009
Marc and I often laughed about how we met. Freshman year in the football locker room, about the last ones leaving, so it was the two of us, with lockers next to each other, no clothes on while changing, and right then is when we shook hands and traded names! It was the first time I heard the Meatball laugh and saw the smile!!
I spent a lot of time with Marc at the ATO house playing cards (hearts usually), hanging by the fireplace trying to decide if we were going to class, and on the football field. I only saw Marc several times in all the years after U of I. Two of those were in the last 9 mos. while he was dealing with his illness. That laugh and smile were still very much a part of him. I'm sure his family, community, and all the young men he coached are as grateful as we all are, to have had the kind of person Marc was in our lives.
He will be missed very much. Many thoughts and prayers to Robin, John, Drew, and all his family.
Deborah Ritner
March 8, 2009
Marc blessed and touch the hearts of everyone who knew him. His amazing faith, passion, contagious sense of humor, and beautiful smile will live in my heart until we meet again.
Kimberly Ferche
March 7, 2009
Marc was a terrific man to work with at RFCJ, he will be truly missed. You are all in my thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time.
Bruce Orr
March 7, 2009
Marc was a great ATO brother and I recall those days together as some of my best. No one ever had a bigger heart and from what I've learned it was never more apparent these last few years
Colleen
March 7, 2009
Marc had a wonderful heart and was a dear friend to DOJO my late husband. My heart goes out to his wife and children.
He will be missed by so many.
Dane Luhrsen
March 7, 2009
Marc (Meatball) was a great guy and I have very fond memories of my short time with him while I was an ATO pledge and he was an "active" down in Champaign. He was one of the guys who made many of our college experiences, special, fun and memorable. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.
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