John Mark Foreman

Foreman, John Mark Age 57 John Mark Foreman, 57, passed from this life on June 23, 2021, surrounded by his loving family. Born in Camp Hill, PA, he was the son of Naval Commander C.P. Foreman and Eileen (Palmer) Foreman, who proceeded him in death, as did hissister Micky and nephew Tom. John was a hardworking employee in the Tax Administration Department of Fairfax County Government; and was beloved by his supervisors, colleagues, and clients. Charismatic and outgoing, John had a strong background in sales, and his enthusiastic, infectious energy touched everyone he came in contact with. John was a huge fan of all D.C. Sports teams, specifically the Washington Nationals, and Washington Football Team. A former season ticket holder of the both the Nationals and Prince William Cannons, John loved baseball. A dedicated volunteer with the Greater Manassas Baseball/Softball League, he coached young people, including his own children, for over 13 years. A graduate of Chantilly High School, Class of '82, John loved music and was an avid drummer. He had a great time playing with his band, Secret Agent, and took every opportunity to ski with friends. John enjoyed swimming, golf, fishing, and had a special affection for the Outer Banks. He loved reading, cooking, and his dogs. Above all, John loved his family who are heartbroken at his passing. John is survived by his wife Maria, sons Shane and Ryan, and daughter Beth, his brother Michael of Kutztown PA, sister Ginny Booth and husband Tom of Kempton PA, and niece Jane and her husband Mike, great-nieces Iris and Willow of Kutztown PA. The family asks in lieu of flowers, a donation be made to the Greater Manassas Baseball League in his memory, https://www.leagueathletics.com/UserForm.asp?RegID=218717&org=manassasbaseball.com Visitation will be Wednesday, June 30 th at Pierce Funeral Home, Manassas, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. A Mass of Catholic burial will be offered on Thursday, July 1 st , at All Saints Catholic Church, Manassas, at 12:00 p.m. Interment Stonewall Memory Gardens. Please sign the Guestbook at www.legacy.com/ washingtontimes