What is your first memory of Mark? Share a favorite memory you have of Mark. Tell us about a special moment you shared with Mark. Describe a time when Mark made you laugh or smile. What is something you will always remember about Mark? Talk about a shared experience you had with Mark. What is something you did together that you enjoyed? Describe a place or activity that reminds you of Mark. Tell us about a personal story or anecdote involving Mark. What is something you learned from Mark?

Add a Memory

Send Flowers

Make a Donation

Share Obituary

Mark Jordan Levin

1952 - 2018

Mark Jordan Levin

1952 - 2018

Obituary

Guest Book

BORN

1952

DIED

2018

About

Grinnell College

Mark Levin Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Jan. 27, 2018.

Mark Jordan Levin, born on January 2, 1952 in Chicago, Illinois, passed away on January 23, 2018 in Sacramento, California. Preceded in death by his parents, Alfred and Faye Levin, and survived by his daughter, Shelley, and his sisters, Laura and Ricki. Mark graduated from Mather High School '69 and attended Grinnell College. He worked in commercial real estate and had recently retired. Mark lived in California for nearly 40 years, loved spending time in the Sierra Nevada mountains and along the coast, and was a passionate writer of poetry.

Family and friends are invited to a graveside service on Monday, January 29, 2018 at 1:00pm at Home of Peace Jewish Cemetery, 6200 Stockton Blvd, Sacramento. To sign the online guest book and leave a memory, please visit www.lombardfunerals.com

Arrangements under the care of Lombard Funeral Home

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Sign Mark Levin's Guest Book

Not sure what to say?

Recent Activity

February 1, 2018

Ricki Ros posted to the memorial.

January 31, 2018

Marie and grant Ramey posted to the memorial.

January 30, 2018

Isabele Nisenbaum posted to the memorial.

7 Entries

Ricki Ros

February 1, 2018

My big brother Mark. What can I say as the tears roll down my face I honestly cannot believe he is no longer w us :((( . I just talk to him the other day and his birthday was January 2 we were laughing he read me a poem. We also told jokes to each other. Things we did some times when I got off late at work since he was three hours earlier try to cheer each other up LOL ~~~I'm truly happy he got to see the Cubs win the World Series on TV of course not at Wrigley Field which he probably would've rather!! And of course in the left-field bleachers since he was a left field bleacher bum. LOL my father as well, n me when I was a young girl. I hope he is reunited with our mom and dad and they're all together shining down upon my sister Laura and I. And r hoping that everything will somehow be OK. I love you bro, now then n forever. . XO. Shelley my heart goes out to you my thoughts my prayers.

Marie and grant Ramey

January 31, 2018

We knew mark as a young man.. I'll always remember his sweet smile..
Marie and grant ramey

Isabele Nisenbaum

January 30, 2018

I'm so sorry to hear of Mark's death. He was,truly, one of the kindest, most gentle, good guys I've ever known. My deepest condolences to his family.

January 30, 2018

Shelley, I was so sorry to read about your dad's passing. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. I am sending lots of Hatchell love your way. May the Lord bless you with His peace. Trisha Hatchell

How you can show support

Donate in Memory

Make a donation in memory of your loved one.

Add photos

Share their life with photo memories.

Plant trees

Honor them by planting trees in their memory.

Follow this page

Get email updates whenever changes are made.

Send flowers

Consider sending flowers.

Share this page

Invite other friends and family to visit the page.

Cookie Lipschultz

January 30, 2018

I am so sorry for your loss. When Mark moved to Sacramento we met for lunch and he filled me in on his interesting life. I saw him at Temple In September and he had his usual warm smile. May his memory be a blessing

Sam Hirsch

January 30, 2018

Mark, we began our lifelong friendship working together on various high school organizations (Student Council, Key Club, Blue & White Club). It was a significant foundation for our commitment to social justice. We shared a passion for the Chicago Cubs, and finally enjoyed a championship season. Finally, whenever we got together, most of our conversation centered on "kvelling" over our children. Shelley, your dad was a good man.