Mark Leslie Blumberg

Mark. You are missed every day. You´re so kind. I miss your visits. But now you are with Eddie and my mom and dad they loved you too

Mark and I met at KU when we were juniors and immediately became good friends Mark was a groomsman in our wedding when Karin and I married in 1974. Mark and I never lost track of one another over the years. Peggy will remember trips to San Antonio to see us and I remember fondly trips to Kansas City to see them. Our times at Arthur Bryant's were a lot of fun! Mark was smart and a fine scholar of criminal justice. One time in San Antonio he lectured to my sociology class, and they loved him! Our Saturday morning telephone calls led to conversations over an hour on matters mostly political. Needless to say, we shared the same political views.
Mark, I miss you, buddy.

Roger Barnes
Friend

Miss you every day, Mark.
My family loved you so much

Mark was one of my first students when I started teaching at KU in the early 70s. He had a sharp intellect, a fine sense of humor, and was a wonderful conversationalist - we kept in touch through the years and met for dinner in KC 4 or 5 times a year, during we discussed animatedly his latest travels with Peggy, inspiring books he recently read, and the state of the political world. I miss those gatherings, the fellowship we had, and shared laughs. He was a kind and generous soul- RIP Mark - miss you buddy!

It´s been a few years now and I think of you often. I sure do miss you

Mark, I miss you so much. I miss your visits with Peggy when you came to NY. I know you´re with my brother now. Peace
Peggy. It´s a pleasure knowing you and thank you for being such a great wife to mark. Love you

A year has passed. And my friend is gone, how I miss him. Mark was such a nice man, a very good friend of my family, he was family. I thank Peggy for being a wonderful wife, he loved you so

Mark was a good friend of mine when we attended K.U. in the 1970's. I am sorry to hear of his passing. He was a good man.

I just learned of Mark's passing. In 1986, as a business major, I took a Criminal Justice course with him, and he was so engaging that I ended up taking a senior-level course with him, and considered changing my major. I honestly don't remember many of my teachers, but he was one that always stood out to me.

Peace to his family and friends.

Peggy,

We are so sorry about Mark's passing. We know you will miss him greatly. He was a man of the world and his travel bug bit us. He respected all peoples and cultures. That is so admirable.

You both were wonderful neighbors. We miss you.

Thoughts and prayers,
Brad and Sharon

Mark. Will be missed. So much. I am so happy he found his son. He was so happy Peggy and mark, a lovely Couple. I'm sorry Peggy let's remember how wonderful he was and how he made everyone so happy. I hope I can join you on March 10. But I'm not sure if I can. God bless

Peggy, I am so sorry for your loss. Mark was a good friend
and will be missed. I will never stop thinking about him on our birthday. May his memory be for a blessing. Lots of love, Naida

Peggy, I am profoundly sad at the passing of Mark. I counted him as a dear friend over these past 40 years. He truly cared about you, his family and friends. He made such a wonderful impact on the world, as an academic and as a citizen. May his memory be for a blessing.