Mark Steven Dolinar

I miss you dearly friend. I will miss your hugs, our connection to BL, and you calling me O'Hara the most. Till we meet again! Love, Mark's O'Hara

Its still hard to believe RJ and I wont be having breakfast with Mark at the Londoner anymore. A brother doesnt have to be of the same blood or Mother. I will miss my friend/brother of of 50 years.

My brother Mark always had a funny story to tell to make us laugh and never failed to always keep us updated on his favorite team, Arsenal. Jesus called you home to be with Him, too soon for us but God always has greater plans. Mark, you left us so unexpectedly, but you will always live on in our hearts forever. We know we are not of this world and our Heavenly Father has greater things planned for us.I love you brother and can't wait to see you again at the Grand Reunion.

Mark was a wonderful brother, with a unique sense of humor. A walking reference to the Old West, and never without something funny to cheer you up. The world is a colder place without you.

Adios, amigo; until we meet again.

We know that Mark is with Jesus ... but oh how we miss him.

Mark's Mom ... Fran

Mark was the first friend I made at UT Health Science Center at Dallas when I began was a temp. employee. In 1987. We worked on the concrete floor (literally) in the Receiving warehouse and his sense of humor during those arduous times led us to becoming friends. At work, at the Horse Racetrack, at his brother´s home, we always shared laughs and a good time. We kept in touch especially in recent years but his passing was quite unexpected. He was a very kind soul and I never saw him angry or anything but happy kind, and peaceful. I wish him and his family peace.

As solid as a guy you could ever want in your corner. He made you laugh, he made sure you were ok, he made a mean bowl of chili.

Loyal, kind, committed, and gone too soon.

Your friends and family at McCoy's will always remember our "Employee of the Month."