1954
2008
Mark Richard Kozlowski, age 54, of Ocklawaha, died on Nov. 1, 2008. He was born in Coral Gables and had lived most of his life in the South Florida area before moving to Ocklawaha in 2005.
A memorial Mass will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 10, 2009, at St. James Catholic Church in Miami. Interment will follow at Flagler Memorial Gardens.
He is survived by his parents, Richard and Dorothy Kozlowski, of St. Augustine; sisters, Claudia Aquirre and her husband, John, and Clare Teixeira. He was preceded in death by a sister, Gale Iovino, and a brother, Richard Kozlowski.
St. Johns Family Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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John Haney
December 2, 2008
Mark and his family are some of the best memories I have of growing up in N. Miami. Being close to his late sister, Gail, I was always around their house, enjoying the laughter and closeness. I always thought they were the model family. My own parents were divorcing during this time and the Kozlowski home was a kind of santuary to me. Many an hour were spent shooting the breeze on the front porch talking with Mark. Now he'll never know how thankful I am that he and his family probably saved my life. I shed a tear in solitude for him and his Mom and Dad, Dorothy and Rich. It's just not fair that parents should have to bury their children. Rest in peace, old friend. Have a safe journey, and maybe I'll see you again someday.
Bill Peer
November 26, 2008
My deepest condolences to Mark's family. Mark has and will always be my friend, he helped me when I needed it and I am forever grateful.
Edd Dorrer
November 21, 2008
Mark was one of the greatest people that I ever met. We talked almost daily for 30 years either on the internet or by phone or in person. I miss our breakfast's that we had 4 to 5 times weekly until we both moved out of West Palm Beach in 2005. You are greatly missed my friend but you are in God's hands now.
Edd Dorrer
November 21, 2008
Mark was more than like a brother to me. He was truly a great friend thru many years since he came to West Palm Beach. You are truly missed my good friend. I miss our daily talks. May God Bless You.
Paul Alencikas
November 18, 2008
Mark was a brother to me. We fought argued disagreed but always held a place in our hearts for each other. He was best man at my wedding. There is an empty spot in my heart for him. Only my strongest prayers for his family. Richard and Dorothy did an excellent job when they gave us Mark: a unique and gentle man.
Terry Keller
November 17, 2008
Mark and I went to Catholic grade school together. We were alterboys and boy scouts together. We were best friends growing up. He was a very kind hearted man and I miss him dearly.
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