Mark Lawrence Beilenson
Mark Lawrence Beilenson
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After retiring from computer programming and project management Mark spent his time volunteering with the IDignity organization and being with his family. Mark was a music & movie buff who loved traveling and the television series Law & Order.
Mark's death has left a giant hole in our hearts but we are hopeful that he has found peace and comfort. Though we are thankful for Mark's 64 years we always thought we would have more time with him; so, go on the vacation, eat the ice cream, and love wholeheartedly because time is promised to no one.
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Nancy (Kohler) Stone
January 5, 2019
I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Mark when he was in high school and he was a great friend whom we had a lot of fun with. I have not seen him since high school--sounds like he was alive and doing well in Florida. In high school he would do anything for his friends and we for him. At that time he liked an ice cream shop called "Jan's" in Eastchester--we would all pile into a car and head there for a huge sundae which we all shared. My love goes out to all of you.
Howard Dittmer
January 4, 2019
Just heard of Mark's passing. We were close in high school and after. Mark was my best man. We had lost touch in later years but Mark was always in my heart. Mark you will be missed. Sincerely, Howard
Karen Whitlatch
December 4, 2018
Just heard today of Mark's passing. I met Mark when we worked together at AT&T, and I was lucky to run into him again when we both worked for Convergys. Mark was a great friend and mentor to many in AT&T payroll. RIP, Mark. We miss you.
Susan Engdahl
November 16, 2018
Thank you Mark for being such a wonderful husband to my dearest friend. You will be greatly missed by all who knew you. RIP my friend.
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Christine Fisher
November 16, 2018
Mark was the best of friends. I miss him desperately and daily wish I could pick up the phone and talk to him. I do hope that he has found the answers to all the questions that he had, and that he knows how much he was loved. Fly with the angels, my dear, dear one! You were loved.
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