Mark Fater Obituary
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Mark was the cherished son of Catherine Fater and the late Gerald Fater, who preceded him in death. He is survived by his loving sister, Katie Spreeman, and his treasured son, Jayden Thomas Fater. Mark was also a devoted uncle to his three nieces and nephews-Emersyn, Rylan, and Lennyn-who brought him immense joy and laughter. He is remembered fondly by many aunts, uncles, and cousins, all of whom will carry his memory in their hearts.
A true lover of the outdoors, Mark had a childlike wonder that inspired those around him. He found joy in the simple pleasures of life, whether it was racing RC cars or playing with his drone, where his passion and creativity shone through. His playful spirit and enthusiasm for adventure made him a beloved figure among friends and family alike.
Mark's warmth, kindness, and infectious laughter left a lasting impression on everyone he met. He had a unique ability to connect with people, making them feel valued and understood. His legacy of love and joy will continue to resonate in the lives he touched.
Mark Thomas Fater will forever remain in our hearts, a shining light whose memory will guide us through the days ahead. His love for life and those around him will never be forgotten. His cremation will take place at "The Witness Crematory" located inside of Michigan Memorial Funeral Home.
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Edward Holbrook
June 27, 2025
Love you and your family. You will be missed you will always live in my heart cuz.
Charles Estes
June 26, 2025
I can´t put into words how you touched my life bro if it wasn´t hanging out playing with the RC car or flying the drone´s talking about how we were going to ride our bike´s if it wasn´t for you I wouldn´t even have a bike you told me you were getting one so I went out and bought one that week every time I ride I know you will be there I´ll miss you coming over to the house playing pool, shooting the guns, and just hanging around out in the garage given each other advice on how to handle certain situations at work out of work and every day things I will miss the time we had as friends and even brother´s I will always have a lot of love for you , you will truly be missed my brother may you R.I.P.
Your friend and brother
Chuck
Dionte English
June 25, 2025
I don´t really have the words to explain how much this feels surreal, how I feel, and how our teams feels bro, but I just seen this and I had to. You were one of the most genuine guys I ever met, or as you would say SOLID!! You wasn´t just my coworker, you was friend, my dog! I could always talk to you about anything that was going on in my life and you would always keep it 100, and give me advice if I ask. I´m gone miss going out to the job site, and you always having something funny to talk about. Never hesitating to share your knowledge, and always making the job, not feel like a job. You was the first person to insist that I go golfing even though I never been golfing lol..This hurt bro, We all hurt, everybody on the team, and we miss you bro. It feels different. I´m happy I got to meet you, and really consider you a friend. Thank you for all the talks, and always being solid, and never holding back your thoughts. We miss you and we never gone forget you. Rest easy my guy!!
Judy Montney
June 25, 2025
My deepest heartfelt sympathy to marks loving family. I must say that mark was one of the most pleasant young men that I have had the privilege to know. He always greeted us with a smile or a hug and a pleasant conversation. His light has obviously touched all who knew him, even in this dark hour of grief...his light is still shining bright in the those hearts. What a beautiful gift he left behind sending much love and healing to his family Bill& Judy Montney
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Dean Ross
June 24, 2025
I worked with Mark a Short time at St Mary's Cement. He was a all around good guy, genuine, and hard worker. He was a proud parent to his Son. Talked about Jayden, how he looked forward to teaching him things about life his Father had done for him. He will be greatly missed at work and the world lost one of its Blessed People.
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