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Vickie Mackey
January 16, 2025
To a wonderful brother in law, I will cherish the times we spent together the joking around and our talks. I will truly miss you, give Toni a hug and kiss for me. Tell momma and grandma we love them all deeply and miss you all.
Logan Austin
January 16, 2025
If it wasn´t for this man, I don´t know where I would be. He loved our family with every fiber of his being. Especially our mother. She was truly the love of his life. The way they would look into each others eyes spoke volumes above all. I love you Dad! Give everyone a hug and kiss from all of us! I am blessed to have had you as my father. I never needed to tell him but he knew he was and will always be my hero!
Sharon-Garver Smith
January 16, 2025
In loving memory of a wonderful brother in law. We will love you and miss you always. Give my sis a hug and kiss.
Audrey Presnell
January 15, 2025
Mark made me feel safe. He talked to me about self defense and was always talking to me about taking back my life. I looked up to him.
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John McGregor
January 10, 2025
I remember being on a bowling league team with Mark. He made it so much fun! Rest in peace, Mark Austin! John McGregor
Mike and Christi Burt
January 10, 2025
Such a sweet guy! I am so glad we got to spend time with you planning our last reunion, helping with other classmates in need and at our last reunion. I hope you and Teri are together again my friend! You will be missed!!!
Mark Dick
January 10, 2025
Mark you were one of my oldest friends we went way back all the way to kindergarten. Going to miss your sense of humor & kindness. I am glad you are no longer in pain. Fly high with the angels my friend! RIP Mark! Prayers for your family & loved ones
Tracy Fritz
January 9, 2025
Mark was a one of a kind guy. He was always trying to help others in their time of need. Mark you will be missed by so many people.
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