Mark Edward Scabavea

We are very saddened to hear of Mark´s passing. While technically my uncle, he was always more of a cousin to me due to our closeness in age. We shared many holidays together skiing at Winter Park, snowmobiling in Grand Lake, and celebrating Christmas time in Littleton. I enjoyed our time together when he attended grad school in Columbia and become a Mizzou fan alongside Kelly and I. We attended games and post game celebrations together while he was in school. Grandma Shirley, please know our prayers are with you and we know God is with you and watching over you.

Aunt Shirley,
Words cannot express how sorry I am for your loss.
Marks memory will forever live on in the stories, laughter, and love you shared.
His spirit will always shine through you, and his memory will be a source of strength.
I pray you find comfort in the love and support of those around you and may God give you comfort and peace in the days ahead.
Rest in Peace Mark.

We are so very heartbroken that our brother is no longer with us. As his half sister (20 years older than Mark), I did not have the opportunity to grow up with Mark. However, we were fortunate enough to get to know him when he came to Columbia, MO to attend Law school which is where we lived. We got to spend many weekends with him as he came to our family dinners every Sunday. We had such a great time. Once he left Columbia, we did not see him too often, but we remember the great times we had with him while he was there with us in Columbia. God Speed Mark. We love you.