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Mark Widener Obituary
Mark shared a deep, enduring love with his wife, Reggi. They were married for 58 years, building a life full of memories, laughter, and mutual respect.
Mark was a dedicated general contractor throughout his life, known for his hard work, skill, and the pride he took in every project.
A proud student of Texas Tech University, he majored in Physical Education and minored in Bible. Mark's life was shaped by a strong sense of faith and commitment to helping others.
A devoted father to his sons, Blake and Coy, he also cherished his daughter-in-law, Rebecca, and was overjoyed by the love of his grandchildren, Cooper, Lexi, and Aniston. Mark had a deep love for hunting, fishing, and fellowship. He enjoyed spending time outdoors with family and friends. His laughter, wisdom, and caring nature are deeply missed by all who knew him.
Mark is survived by his wife, Reggi; son Blake and his wife, Rebecca, and their children, Cooper and Lexi; son Coy and his daughter, Aniston. Also surviving are many other loving family members and a tremendous number of friends.
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Mike and Marci Beasley
February 6, 2025
Our thoughts and prayers go out to this family during this loss. Mark was a funny man with a bigger than life sense of humor.
With prayers,
Mike and Marci Beasley
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Shannon Bourquin
February 6, 2025
Sending deep condolences and prayers. It was evident how much Mark loved Reggi just by the way he looked at her. Christmas Bunko will never be the same. Mark's laugh was infectious and he was always so full of life. We will be thinking of all of you in the difficult days ahead.
God Bless, Eric and Shannon Bourquin
We will be out of town for his service. I'm sorry we won't be there.
DaNay Phelps
February 6, 2025
My heart goes out to Reggie and family. Reggie and I worked in the same division at Texas Tech years ago. I always loved her sense of humor and down to earth view of the world. She always has sound advice to share. I hope you and your family will be able to focus on the joyful, positive memories of Mark. Doing so has helped me cope and work through the painful loss of several loved ones. I wish the same for you. Work through this time at your own pace, do not let others tell you what you should be doing or when you should complete the grieving cycle. It is completely up to you, how you feel and what works best for you as an individual. The same will hold true for every member of the family. Please remember to take care of you. DaNay
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