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Alan Kapelewski
February 26, 2025
I was a friend and classmate knowing Mark from Transfiguartion Grade School thru Graduation at Mount Pleasant High School Class of 1970.We had stayed in touch all those years and he was quite introspective on all topics that we discussed. He truly was a kind,gentle,and compassionate human being.The world and I are saddened by his passing but we are and will always be impressed by his outlook on life and caring for those individuals in his life. It was an honored to know him-Alan D. Kapelewski-Pt. Pleasant NJ
Dometta Rega Blacka
January 15, 2025
My deepest sympathy to Mark's family. May you find comfort and peace in the love and memories he leaves with you. Prayers to all.
Jaclyn
January 14, 2025
I am sorry to hear about my cousin Mark's passing. He was such a kind and gentle soul.
Joseph Piper
January 13, 2025
So sorry to hear of Mark's passing.
Carol Rico
January 13, 2025
So sad to hear that Mark is no longer with us. He was my "paddling " buddy for years with Bill Cannon. We spent a lot of fun time together on and off of the river. A free spirit, a caring, inquisitive and intelligent person. It was a honor to know him and he will always be remembered as one of a kind.
Jackie
January 13, 2025
To Joe and family: Please know that you and your family are in my prayers and thoughts as you grieve the death of your brother. Always remember the fun times with him.
Hugs & Prayers
Jackie Faber
Renee' Carey
January 11, 2025
I'm so sorry Killar Family! Mark helped answer a lot of questions for me when the organization I work for was just getting starting in water conservation/restoration. I'm not a scientist, so Mark's patience and ability to explain things was greatly appreciated.
Mark K. Pinskey
January 11, 2025
I wish you rest my friend. You will be remembered and deeply missed.
Branden S. Diehl
January 11, 2025
Mark was such a kind and inviting person. He was a true gentleman and pragmatist. He always greeted me with a smile and was quick to share a laugh. He was the calm amid many a storm and always eager to problem solve. Mark was passionate about his work, colleagues, and the people he called friends. He was a true environmental steward, champion, and steadfast leader! Thanks for being a friend and a champion. You impacted everyone that you knew, and your passion was contagious! The world needs more Mark Killars.
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