Mark Kevin Walden

Sad to see like minded friends pass. Only wish we could have known one another better because we had so much in common while we knew each other and worked toward the same goals at ATA. Rick Wolfersberger

My world will never be the same without you, dad.

I was his little sister , I called him Mawk for years. He would let me play Hot Wheels with him, and we would ride bikes for hours around our neighborhood. We often would play baseball with neighborhood kids, or play in a creek at the end of our street. He took good care of me, he was kind. As adults, our lives took different paths, however, we stayed close. When my parents got older, he was there with my sister to help, my parents were very proud of him, rightfully so. He had unconditional love for his girls, and enjoyed being a grandpa. His absence has created a hole in my heart that sadly I know won´t ever be repaired. I will honor you by remaining a Colts fan and forever an Indy 500 supporter. Additionally, I will always donate to Toys for Tots, love always.
Barbie

I met Mark on my first day of school at Spartan School of Aeronautics in 1982. We shared every class for 2 years. Mark was several years older and had already served in the Marines. He helped me to stay focused and navigate through the tough years of full time school and work. I will always be grateful for my good friends Mark and Maggie. I can still hear that frickin´ awesome Hoosier accent and laugh of Marks! My condolences to Marks family.

Mark was a role model and mentor for me in my early days at ATA. If not for Mark, I probably never would have gotten a job there and never would have gone on to see and do the things I have in my professional life. My condolences to the whole family.