Mark R. Coleman

Memorial Day is by definition, a day to remember. Ordinary people, that did not set out to be anyones hero, but people with values gave them only a single choice. Frightened people, that despite their fear did what they knew to be right, even if it meant the end of them. Hopeless people, whos only refuge was to die with dignity, when they were shown none.
You can imagine these people, their lives, and their choices. You should. But today some need not imagine, because they have names, faces, memories to go with those selfless, brave, and desperate acts. Keep them in mind too, on this Memorial Day weekend.
In memory of Mark Coleman, my friend.

Martha, I just heard of Mark's passing. I am so sorry for your loss. Try to take comfort in knowing that his suffering is over. He is truly in a better place.

Just heard about Mark. Hope you and the kids are doing ok. My throughts are with everyone.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Mark will always be a part of the 181st Infantry.
-Lt Col Anthony Couture
Former Commander, 181st Infantry Regiment

My thoughts and prayers to the Coleman family. Mark will be missed from those of us here at the Prison. Take care
Harold Saucier

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the boys, Martha. Mark was a good man and a wonderful role model for many young boys in Pack/Troop 39.

Earle, Phyllis, Katie, Sergei, Andrew and Vadim

Martha, we know it has been a long struggle for you and your family; we wish you peace and memories of the good times; plese know that you are always welcomed at the South Chatham family home. Lots of love to you

Martha, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Take Care, Pam Begin

Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Many hugs, Margaux

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Rest in Peace Mark ! You was a Great Man !!! Jeff Richards Belfast Fire/Rescue

A wonderful, very genuine and kind man has been lost. Very, very sad to hear that Mark has passed on. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mark's family & friends.

Semper Aequus

Our thoughts are with the boys and you, Martha. It's been a long, difficult road, but you have traveled it with amazing grace and courage. Mark's service to his country and later to the citizens of our area will not soon be forgotten. We know you will always cherish his memory, and you can already see his work ethic and sense of values are carried on through his three sons. Love, Kathy and Kenny

Thank you for your service, Soldier and Trooper. Our thoughts are with the Coleman family.

The Petersons