Marc S. Tacey

Marc, love of my life, my partner, my friend, we were suppose to be together forever. I will miss you so much, our little walks that I finally got you to go on at the park. Watching our football games college and pros, even if we were not on the same side it was fun. Now I will have to watch them alone but I will be thinking of you the whole game. Going to the campground and

seeing you enjoying passing out candy to the kids, you always enjoyed seeing all the different costumes. Who is going to say to me now "Honey will you bring me a scoop of ice cream" or "can you get me a drink". I will miss when you were in the kitchen you always ask Honey do you need anything? Loving you Marc was never difficult because I knew the sweet, kind,

gentle, loving man that not everyone knew! So now Sweetie I carry an empty heart but so very many wonderful memories, I will always cherish! With a very heavenly heart I have to say so long because "Good Bye" will not come from me as we will meet again and walk through the park together smiling, laughing and my heart will be full once again! For now I Love You rest

easy!

Marc Stephen Tacey passed away September 8, 2025 at the age of 75. Marc was born October 31,1949 to the late Bernard and Blanche Tacey. Marc is predeceased in death by his brother Carl Tacey. Marc married Patricia on February 14, 2001 Marc is survived by his loving wife Patricia (Patti) Tacey. Children Austin (Trinity) Tacey, Natha Tacey, Andrea (Ali) Elmellouki, Troy (Theresa) Guthrie, Josh (Janelle) Ferranti and Brooks (Kris) Kaidan. Grandchildren Drew Tacey, Kole Ferranti, Collin Ferranti, Kate (Hailey) Guthrie, Samatha (Marie) Breg, Dillan Tacey, Isabella, Cassius, and Kai Ramirez, King, Carter, and Eli

Elmellouki and Great Grandson Henry Breg. Marc was well loved by many as he spent his earlier years involved in Boy Scouts with the boys and Girl Scouts with Andrea. He also followed the boys through Little League and running the concession stand at the ballpark. When Andrea hit high school and was in the marching band at Central High School Marc attended all the football games to watch the band play. He also participated in the Booster Club. Marc had a great love for the outdoors he was a avid duck hunter and fisherman. After the kids were grown Marc became a Hunter Safety Instructor which he did for over 20

years. After Marc and I married he convinced me to take the exam to become a instructor with him and we continued for many years together teaching at Garber High School. Marc was always in the public as he worked for over 20 years for Fabiano Brothers as a wine salesman, That is how we met when he was the salesman at the store I worked at that was

where our 27 years together began. After retirement it was not long until we got his diagnosis of dementia, but we still were able to go with one another watching the younger ones play baseball and basketball games that Marc

just loved. He especially loved when we would watch our very special extra grandson Ayden Wagner. Marc will continue to live on through all his family, friends and acquaintances.

Funeral Services will be Wednesday September 17th at Rivertown Funeral Chapel in Kawkawlin. Visitation will be 12pm to 5pm with services to follow.