Mark Guy Pacconi

Mark Guy Pacconi, born in New Brunswick, NJ on December 10, 1949, died April 30, 2023 at home in Yukon, OK. He is survived by his wife Linda Pacconi of Yukon, OK, son Joey Pacconi of Niceville, FL, daughter Tammy Richey and husband Bob of Naples, FL, granddaughter Alex Elliot and husband Cord of Columbus OH, grandson Tyler Richey and his wife Tara of Cuyahoga Falls, OH, granddaughter Ashlyn Bradford and husband Crossen and great granddaughter Elizabeth of Yukon, OK, and stepdaughter Michelle Markgraf and husband Keith of Chino Valley, AZ. He is also survived by his sister Nancy Adams and husband Mike of West Palm Beach, FL, nephew Mike Adams and wife Ashley and son Austin, also of FL, brother John Pacconi and wife Michelle and sons JJ Pacconi and Daniel Pacconi and families of Scottsdale, AZ, sister Anna Nelson of Yukon, OK, brother-in-law Gary Boyer and his wife Cathy of Steamboat Springs, CO. He is preceded in death by his parents John and Anna Pacconi, son Tony Pacconi, and ex-wife Nancy Pacconi.
Mark owned his own silk screen business in OKC for 50+ years. He was a member of Chisholm Heights, Baptist Church, Mustang, OK, where he sang in the choir and was an active Sunday school member, hosting many parties for the group in their home. He was an artist, a wonderful woodworker, and home remodeler. There wasn't a project he couldn't start! Mark loved his lake house in Sulphur, and spent time there often with Linda, family, and friends. He loved to fish, take cruises, and travel.
Mark married his high school, sweetheart, Linda, and during the early years in California, he loved, taking her on exotic California dates, and Disneyland was a highlight for them. He rebuilt cars, played high school football, and tried a little college. He played in bowling leagues with his wife and parents, always loved dogs and adopted three rescues who were his babies.
The biggest thing his friends loved was his cooking abilities, especially perfecting pizza dough and Italian cuisine from scratch having learned from his Italian and Hungarian grandmothers and mother. He loved his grandparents and spent much time with them.
God gave you an offer you couldn't refuse. We love you.
Viewing will be held Thursday, May 4, 2023 at 1:00 p.m., followed by a funeral service at 2:00 p.m., at the Yanda & Son Funeral Home Chapel, Yukon, OK, with interment at Red Hill Cemetery, Mustang, OK.