Mark F. Hahn

Mark F. Hahn, a revered figure in the Siouxland radio community, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, in Sioux City, IA. Born on November 26, 1955, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Mark was the son of Walter and Madelyn (Weidner) Hahn. Raised in Pittsburgh, he received his education there and graduated from Point Park College. He married his wife Denise in 1978.

Mark's career as a radio host spanned several decades, during which he dedicated himself to his craft and to the Siouxland community. He worked with notable organizations including Radioworks/Cardinal Communication, Clear Channel, and Powell Broadcasting. His engaging personality shone through as he co-hosted "The Mark and Rita Show" alongside Rita, as well as on his own program, "Mark's Drive Time Live." Mark's vast knowledge of a wide range of topics, combined with his personable and humorous nature, made him a treasured voice in local broadcasting. He excelled at interviewing various figures, bringing out compelling stories and insights from those he spoke with.

Outside of his career, Mark was a devoted family man. He took immense pride in his two sons, Reed and Pryce. He also cherished his role as a grandfather to Ivy. Mark's kindness and thoughtfulness were evident to all who knew him, alongside his quick wit and stubbornness.

Mark is survived by his wife, Denise Hahn; two sons: Reed Hahn and wife Serena and Pryce Hahn and wife Kayla; granddaughter, Ivy Wulf; his siblings, including two brothers, Alan Hahn and his wife Cindy, and Eric Hahn, as well as a sister-in-law, Liz Hahn. He is also remembered by several nieces and nephews.

Throughout his life, Mark embraced his interests, including golfing, collecting Civil War memorabilia, and watching old Westerns. His contributions to the Siouxland community were significant, as he was an active member of the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce and made a lasting impact through his work and personal relationships.

He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, along with a sister-in-law.

Visitation for Mark will be held at Meyer Brothers Colonial Chapel in Sioux City, IA, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, from 2 PM to 5 PM. At 4 PM, there will be time for friends and family to share memories of Mark. Memorial contributions in memory of Mark, may be directed to the Sioux City Humane Society.