A lot of good memories of flying, taking the kids out on the boats, and laughter. You'll be missed.

- Michael Werner, Abu Dhabi,

I loved you like no other and I will miss you every single day. My best friend, my heart will always be apart of who we were. 'I Got You Babe...'

- Stephanie Ramey, Tybee Island, GA

Very sorry about your loss. I have known Mark since he and Anna were at Georgia Southern and last saw him this past spring. His smile and sense of humor will be missed by all.

- Joe & Beth Nash, St. Simons Island, GA

where to begin ... i have many story's from high school.. from that yellow volvo that had a million miles on it to the blue truck we used to put sand a plam tree and chairs and of course beer.. even after high school the trips to georgia southern or just riding back and fourth between tybee and wilmington island doing... well he will be missed mucho mucho .. im sure his daughters will take after a wonderful FUN LOVING guy he was always life of the party.. good bye to a dear friend way to young

- steve lewellyn, savannah, GA

Dear Carol, You may not remember me, but I have thought of you over the years, and the many laughs we had before I left after graduation.I pray God's Spirit hold you close during this time and through your life without this precious child. Contact me if you wish. Shalom, Cece

- Cece Justice Morgan, Stone Mountain, GA

I'm so terribly sorry for your loss. I worked and flew with Mark in the 158th AS. Mark was always smiling and making others laugh. My thoughts and prayers are with his precious children, mom and extended family. May God Bless You.

- Trent Meyers, Savannah, GA

Our thoughts and prayers with your family. God bless you Mark.

- Jamie and Allison Adair, Richmond Hill, GA

I met Mark through Sam Kelly. Sam, Sherry, Lee and myself had many great times at Georgia Southern with Mark. He was always entertaining us with his crazy ways. He showed us all about River Street, and anytime I hear Savannah I think about our good times. He will be missed!!!

- Lisa Reed Jenkins, Loganville, GA

What a wonderful person who you could never stay upset with. He could always make you laugh. We all enjoyed our time knowing Mark at Georgia Southern he was a blast to be around. He will be missed.

- Roger Ivey, Dacula, GA

I met Mark for the first time when we had classes together in college at Hunter AAF, GA. His genuine concern for others was very evident as he would help others in class and did not hesitate to help when the need arose while serving his country. Mark was not only a great 'comrade-in-arms', but also someone you could really enjoy having a conversation with. Mark was a true gentleman! His legacy will live on in the memories of all who knew him and appreciated him. He will be truly missed. 1 Cor.16:13-14 “Be on the alert, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love.”

- Mike Solomons, Guyton, GA

A lot of good memories of flying, taking the kids out on the boats, and laughter. You'll be missed.

- Michael Werner, Abu Dhabi,

I loved you like no other and I will miss you every single day. My best friend, my heart will always be apart of who we were. 'I Got You Babe...'

- Stephanie Ramey, Tybee Island, GA

Very sorry about your loss. I have known Mark since he and Anna were at Georgia Southern and last saw him this past spring. His smile and sense of humor will be missed by all.

- Joe & Beth Nash, St. Simons Island, GA

where to begin ... i have many story's from high school.. from that yellow volvo that had a million miles on it to the blue truck we used to put sand a plam tree and chairs and of course beer.. even after high school the trips to georgia southern or just riding back and fourth between tybee and wilmington island doing... well he will be missed mucho mucho .. im sure his daughters will take after a wonderful FUN LOVING guy he was always life of the party.. good bye to a dear friend way to young

- steve lewellyn, savannah, GA

Dear Carol, You may not remember me, but I have thought of you over the years, and the many laughs we had before I left after graduation.I pray God's Spirit hold you close during this time and through your life without this precious child. Contact me if you wish. Shalom, Cece

- Cece Justice Morgan, Stone Mountain, GA

I'm so terribly sorry for your loss. I worked and flew with Mark in the 158th AS. Mark was always smiling and making others laugh. My thoughts and prayers are with his precious children, mom and extended family. May God Bless You.

- Trent Meyers, Savannah, GA

Our thoughts and prayers with your family. God bless you Mark.

- Jamie and Allison Adair, Richmond Hill, GA

I met Mark through Sam Kelly. Sam, Sherry, Lee and myself had many great times at Georgia Southern with Mark. He was always entertaining us with his crazy ways. He showed us all about River Street, and anytime I hear Savannah I think about our good times. He will be missed!!!

- Lisa Reed Jenkins, Loganville, GA

What a wonderful person who you could never stay upset with. He could always make you laugh. We all enjoyed our time knowing Mark at Georgia Southern he was a blast to be around. He will be missed.

- Roger Ivey, Dacula, GA

I met Mark for the first time when we had classes together in college at Hunter AAF, GA. His genuine concern for others was very evident as he would help others in class and did not hesitate to help when the need arose while serving his country. Mark was not only a great 'comrade-in-arms', but also someone you could really enjoy having a conversation with. Mark was a true gentleman! His legacy will live on in the memories of all who knew him and appreciated him. He will be truly missed. 1 Cor.16:13-14 “Be on the alert, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love.”

- Mike Solomons, Guyton, GA