Mr. Mark Howard Trusty

Still not many days when Mark does not come to mind. You were always my rock my friend. Always an island of peace when things got so bad at home. Your house was always where i could go. I drove by Woodside golf course a while back and all the cross country thoughts and feelings came back. I spent many cross country meets looking at your backside trying to chase you down. Never got that accomplished. I did get the school record from you in the two mile run in track. I proudly held that for three days til you took it back from me! You were a good man, Mark, and a better friend. RIP my dear friend.

Dearest Cathy, Tom and family,

I was so sorry to learn of Mark's passing. I did not have the pleasure of knowing Mark, but I am certain he was one of the finest...Heaven has gained an angel of a guy. Temporary separation my friends.

Love,
Cindy (Murray, class of 70)

Another one of the very good guys. My most heartfelt condolences to Mark's wonderful family.

Mark was an 8th. grader when I came to Nevln Jr. High as a Spanish teacher.

Mark always had a smile and was a good student and a kind and polite young man.

Our hearts ache for you, his family @ this difficult
time.

We were out of town @ the time of his visitation and service.

Steph, I am so sorry for your loss. Please know I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Sending California love and thoughts of comfort to the Mark Trusty family. Lots of good high school memories, and reconnecting via Facebook made it clear he continued to be a really good guy. RIP, dear Mark.

None finer than Mark Trusty! To know him was to love him! Prayers to all family!

our thoughts are with the entire family.

Twig was not only a high school fiend but a golf buddy for the ages, many great memories. YO ADRIAN go your way in peace my friend

Our thoughts & prayers are with the entire family. Mark was a great guy & will be missed. Some good laughs when I was around Sportsman's with my Dad, Uncle Larry, & Bruce Mason.

Stef,the strong bond of faith and your family will help to carry you through these difficult days. My heart hurts for you and your children.

As an IDPH coworker of Stephanie, I extend my sympathies to her along with family members at this difficult time of transition. May you cherish the memories of times you spent together.

Steph & family-
I'm so sorry for your heartache & sadness at this time. Even though it's been years since we worked together Steph, I can think back to Christmas parties and hearing both you and Mark laughing (and it was usually at some story or joke told by Carol or Co). I'm sure there are many stories that Mark lived to tell as well! Cherish those tales for they will forever live on!

My deepest sympathies go out to the entire Trusty Family. I will continue to pray that God will touch your hearts and provide comfort during this difficult time of loss.
I enjoyed Mark's friendship during our school years and we shared a lot of laughs together. His smile was contagious and his laugh so genuine.
Blessings to your Families.

Tom, Cathy, and family,
I was sorry to learn of Mark illness and passing. I always enjoyed him when we were teenagers and thought he was a quality person. Please know my prayers are for his family and all of you.

My heartfelt condolences to your family at this difficult time, may the Lord stand beside each of you for comfort and help you in your loss.

Tom and Family we are so sorry for your loss, please know we have you all in loving prayers. Pat & Steve Yates.

So sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers to everyone.
Brings back a memory when Mark allowed me to run with him when I was in 9th grade thru the old ISU research farm property.

Gene Nelson

Stephanie and family, so sorry for your loss.

Hugs and prayers for Stephanie, Beth and family. Clearly, Mark was a well loved man.
Lori Giltner Dix

Stephanie- Thinking of you and so very sorry for your loss. Michele Tilotta/IDPH

My heartfelt sympathies to the entire Trusty family. Godspeed, Mark. Rest in peace my friend.

Twig was a good man and a good friend. I was next to him in PE class in junior high when coach Joye first called him Twiggy (after the model) That nickname stuck forever and he wore it proudly. We had a lot of great times growing up in our Mayberry/Ankeny during a golden time to be a kid.

My prayers for his family and friends as we will all miss him.

Ron Sampson