Mark A. Jose

When we first moved to àssonet in the 60's we would play baseball in the Torres feald till you could not see the ball and his Ma is yelling too come home

Mark Jose will live in my mind and heart forever. He was one of the funniest men I have ever met. I keep my friends in stitches with repetitions of his jokes. A Master Chef (ribs, stuffed mushroom caps were 2 of my favorites), he was the family expert on clams. He could tell you where to buy them, how to steam, bake and boil them. Lucky were the clams that made it into his recipes: they were handled with love! He knew his football. I came late to the Belichik-Brady dynasty, but Mark did his best to get me up to speed. And talk about SuperBowl parties: Kraft, himself, could not have done better.
My heart goes out to my sister and my niece and to the entire Jose family. Such a huge loss. He was truly a wonderful man. As for me, in this season of giving thanks, I am grateful my sister had the good sense to marry this man thus bringing this wonderful brother-in-law into our family.
Nancy

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Sue & Spike , I´m so sorry to hear of Mark´s passing . My memories bought me back to us playing in the tree house and of happy times when we were young . Please know I´m keeping you both in my thoughts and prayers .

My deepest sympathies to the Kelly and Kaylin as well as Mark's entire family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Kelly and Kaylin....please accept my heartfelt condolences. Mark was a great man and never failed to make me laugh about something every time I ran into him in town. I was honored to be part of your special day 36 years ago. It's a memory I hold dear to my heart.
Love,
Donna Roussell-Kennedy