Thomas "Mark" Foxon

With profound sorrow I read this. I first met Mark in 1974 when he was working for McKesson Chemical. A few years later I had the opportunity to interact with him at the Chemical Club of New England outings where he was President and a fixture both at CCNE events as well as in the industry.

Mark was the epitome of a gentleman always and he wore a smile and extended his hand to all; trademarks of "the Greatest Generation" and something we all tried to emulate.

Godspeed Mark. Until now, I never knew what the T stood for.

To the Foxon family I send my deepest condolences. I was a coworker of Mark's for several years and also knew him through the Chemical Club of New England. Mark was so respected and he contributed so much to the industry and the club. I was glad that he continued to attend the CCNE Annual Business meeting after his retirement as I always enjoyed catching up with him. He will be greatly missed. You are all in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

Mrs. Foxon and family - my deepest condolences on the loss of Mr. Foxon. I am at a loss for words and my heart breaks for all of you. He was always so welcoming and I loved seeing him smile in Church. You will be in my prayers. Love and hugs always.

Dottye, our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the passing of Mark. We remember him to be actively involved in First Baptist Church leadership both in words and deeds. He raises funds for church projects, set up table on yard sale, do spring cleaning and gardening in the church yard, etc. We'll miss Mark so much! With our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. The Lantin, Nowak, and Riordan Family

Dottye
So sorry for your loss of a wonderful soul and gentleman. Volunteering with him at the eye opener program at the MOS was such a pleasure. He will be sorely missed by all his family and friends. Rest in peace, Mark

Dottye, Jeff, Tom,
My heart is broken by the passing of your husband and father. Please know that the good Lord needed another strong right hand to rule his kingdom and he only selects the best. God bless you all
I LOVE YOU.

We are so very sorry for the family's loss of such a wonderful man. His history is remarkable and I am sure he touched many people with his outgoing personality.
You are in our thoughts and prayers at this time.
Sincerely,
Stephanie and Bob Tocchi
Pinellas Park, Florida

I am truly in awe after reading your dad' s long life in short form . He sounds like quite a man and he will be sorely missed . My thoughts are with the Foxon family .

What a remarkable man! I wish I had the honor of knowing him, but I do have the honor of calling his son, Jeff, a classmate (long ago!), my friend. He has certainly left an incredible legacy in his wonderful family. May he rest in eternal peace.