Mark Fierberg

I just read about Mark's passing in the GA Tech Alumni Magazine. I was very sorry to hear the news. Mark played Defense on the GA Tech lacrosse team and I was a Goalie. He was a fine teammate and a very kind person. I know he loved GA Tech and lacrosse. Sadly, I lost touch after graduation, but will always have fond memories of our lacrosse games at GA Tech.

Dear Eliot, Randie, Ruthie, Joseph, and Emma ~
I am so sorry for your loss. What a wonderful life Mark had! Great taste in music and an ardent love for his nieces and nephew. My prayers are with you at this difficult time. God bless Mark, and may He grant you peace and comfort.
Steve O'Brien

My heartfelt condolences to the entire family. After reading about Mark, I know he was the epitome of a wonderful son, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and friend. May his memory be for a blessing.

Eliot, Randie and family. My deepest condolences for Mark´s passing.
He truly was a kind soul and will be deeply missed by a world that needs his spirit deeply.
Charley & Karen Herbert

I never heard Mark say anything negative about anyone. He was a true mensch.

Eliot & Family. I am so sorry to hear about MarK, I would run into Mark from time to time in the center and we would reminisce about the good ole days at KO, and we would always remember another funny story!! I literally just landed in Sydney or I would have been there for the service!!! Mark was such a kind soul!!
With Sympathy,
Mary Beth Cosgrove

Sorry for your loss. I have great memories with the family. Sending my love.

Dear Eliot, Randie, Ruthie, Joseph & Emma,
So very sorry for the loss of your brother/uncle. Sending hugs and prayers to all of you. May his memory forever be a blessing.
Marci Brody

One of the lasting memories I have from Mark, is a book: The Preppy Handbook. I never really knew that I was brought up as a preppy, until I read this book. It explained a lot of the reasons I never really fit into that group....lol
He also set me on a road of craziness in my life, when he gave me the first of many Hunter S. Thompson books.... Finally, he led me on my lifelong journey with The Grateful Dead. Of the many concerts we attended over the years, those two Dead concerts in New Orleans in 1980 became a cornerstone in my life history! But, I do regret that I was never able to get him to, "..jump out of a perfectly good airplane." For the immediate future, his unique voice just keeps rolling around in my brain..... I wonder how many days that will continue.... He is the last longterm friend I have ever had, as the other four have also headed to 'The Next Phase'......
"What a long, strange trip it's been" - Jerry Garcia

Sorry to hear about the passing of mark a great brother to Eliot and a brother-in-law to Randi. The family will have his memories in their hearts forever . Sending our condolences.!!
Love
The Schwartz´s