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Mark Webster Obituary
He was born in Manchester on May 30, 1955.
He was the son of Dorothy Candylis and Ralph Webster, both from Manchester.
Employed at Budd Foods in the quality control department, Mark attended local schools and graduated from Memorial High School.
He was predeceased by his parents and his brother, Michael Webster. Family members include brothers, Steven Webster, of Manchester and Gary Webster of Exeter; an aunt, an uncle and two nieces, all from Manchester.
Mark enjoyed cooking, seafood festivals and vacations in Old Orchard, Maine. A friend for life, he will always be missed.
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Sue Kimball
May 26, 2012
Mark will be misseed for along time at Budd foods where we worked together .I can still hear him talking to me.Laughing and saying " you thought my job was so easy!".Yes Mark you will be missed.
Sandra Nicoll
May 25, 2012
Have not seen Mark in a very very long time. My girls and I have you in our thoughts and Prayers. RIP Mark
May 9, 2012
Although I've only known Mark for a short time, he will remain in my thoughts and heart for a very long time. RIP Mark, you are missed DHD
May 7, 2012
mark will be mist he was a good person and fun to talk too richard johnson { manchester}
rick johnson
May 7, 2012
mark will be mist he was a good harded people and fun to talk too
Lori Gagne
May 7, 2012
Very sorry to hear of Mark's passing.
Remembering all the good times we had while livng at Elmwood Projects.They were the good old days.I will keep your family in my prayers.
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