Mark Dickinson

I worked with Mark at the South Burlington Post Office. He was a kind and a respectful man. I remembered Mark coming to the Post Office. This man was always smiling ear to ear. I asked him one time, do you have any  Postal sweaters  you don't want. He replied, I will bring you one. He did. When I heard about his passing, I was saddened. He was truly a kind man and will be missed. My condolences to Mrs Dickinson and your family. May God  comfort you and your family in this difficult time.

Mark was our mail courier for many years on Hinesburg Road, South Burlington. I had many conversations with him about all things he was interested in including religion. Back about 6 years ago , mark and I attended the RCIA program at St John Vianney church for him become catholic. It was a 6 to 7 month weekly attendant which we hardly ever missed. We developed a great friendship. The last time I saw Mark was a month ago at our landfill. Mark you will be greatly missed. RIP my friend. God Bless you and I love you.

My parents Carnen and Reg were good friends with Cliff and Alice. Many fond memories at their house in Barre.
So sorry to hear about Mark's passing. Wishing your family peace
Tarrie (Johnson) Marhefsky

sorry to hear of Mark's passing - we were fellow carriers in SB for awhile - to work for the Burlington PO for 44 years you needed a great sense of humor - deepest sympathy to the family

Tammi-Jo and daughters, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I send my deepest sympathy to you, family and friends for your of Mark. Tammi-Jo, I did not know Mark or your girls but have know you for years so know he must have been a special husband and father. Condolences, Rita Garcia Bassett. RIP Mark

I met Mark in 1986 when I joined the postal service, I ended up transferring away from Burlington but we would see each other now and then at union functions. My fondest memories were when he was working temporarily at Enosburg I think it was mail count or something. We would go to my house for lunch break and we played ping pong. We never ate just played. I´m sorry we hadn´t seen each other in a while. I see we were both proud of our gardens and lawns and families. My heart goes out to his family! May he rest in peace!
Terry D Doe

Olivia... I am so sorry to hear of your father`s passing. I remember your Dad from the post office. He always had a beautiful smile and truly had a presence of gentle kindness & joy. Sending love and my condolences to you and your family at this time. ~LaLaneya