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Mark proudly served our country as a U.S. Marine (1983-1987), where he met lifelong friends.
He leaves behind two sisters, Amy (Jeff) Schulz and Julie (Michael) Wood, beloved nieces and nephews and their children, and dear friends that have been by his side most of his life.
His leaving this earth has altered more lives than he would have imagined
We will miss him dearly
Mark's burial will be December 26, 2024, at 11:00 AM at Southern Wisconsin Veteran's Memorial Cemetery
21731 Spring Street, Union Grove, Wisconsin.
Celebration of Life will be at Chumley's Pub in New Berlin, directly after.
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Kathy Heinrichs
December 12, 2024
i met him a long time ago at Chumleys Pub. I got him hooked on the harmonica when I played him his favorite Neil Young song "Comes a Time" on guitar with a harp holder around my neck. We were together as a couple for more than 25 years and it was always an adventure. I will always love him and will miss him more than I could ever express!
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Bob Winter
November 29, 2024
I remember meeting/working with you at good old FW Woolworth like it was yesterday and we were life long friends ever since. There is not enough space on here for all the good times we have had together. I am going to miss you every day. All my love my friend.
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