Jean and I have been friends for almost 30 years. I would like to share my first memory of Mark was at the University of Michigan. I was considering applying for the same graduate program Jean was in. One day she took time out to introduce me around the department. Prior to this day, Jean had been telling me about "...this guy [she] met at school". So, during that 'tour', we took a detour to another department so I could

Jean and I have been friends for almost 30 years. I would like to share my first memory of Mark was at the University of Michigan. I was considering applying for the same graduate program Jean was in. One day she took time out to introduce me around the department. Prior to this day, Jean had been telling me about "...this guy [she] met at school". So, during that 'tour', we took a detour to another department so I could meet Mark. We came around a corner to an office where he sat. We went in and she introduced us. Mark did not look at me at all. His eyes were on Jean. He would look down, take a deep breath, then look up at her when he spoke, even when addressing me. He acted like a little kid on the playground, even though he tried so hard to focus on business. When we left, I turned around to see if he was still looking and sure enough caught him staring at us from the doorway. Jean did not have a clue. I loved it! She asked if If I thought he liked her. I told her not only does he like you, but you will be married before the end of the year. When Mark makes up his mind to do something, he doesn't mess around and we know the rest of this story.

Whenever I think of Mark, I will always think of a very kind and caring person who along with the rest of his family took wonderful and loving care of my daughter, Ashley Campbell, for so long!

I was not fortunate enough to really get to know Mark. Jean and I were co-workers and they attended my birthday party one year. He left me with an impression that he was a kind soul. He laughed easily. In conversations I learned he was an outside the box sort of thinker. My heart goes out to those who will miss him most, his family. May you each heal from this wound in your heart.

To Mark's Daughters, There are not words to express my sympathy on the loss of your father so early in your lives. He was one of my best friends in high school at Groves and in college at U of M. (As my lab partner in biology - he was the one who bravely dissected the frog when I chickened out!) While we lost touch a long time ago, I will always cherish the memories we shared, and remember the

To Mark's Daughters, There are not words to express my sympathy on the loss of your father so early in your lives. He was one of my best friends in high school at Groves and in college at U of M. (As my lab partner in biology - he was the one who bravely dissected the frog when I chickened out!) While we lost touch a long time ago, I will always cherish the memories we shared, and remember the heartfelt advice he always tried to give. Through the years, I thought about him often and my eyes tear up today knowing I'll never hear his voice again. Best of luck to you.

To Mark's Daughters,

There are not words to express my sympathy on the loss of your father so early in your lives. He was one of my best friends in high school at Groves and in college at U of M. (As my lab partner in biology - he was the one who bravely dissected the frog when I chickened out!) While we lost touch a long time ago, I will always cherish the memories we shared, and remember the

To Mark's Daughters,

There are not words to express my sympathy on the loss of your father so early in your lives. He was one of my best friends in high school at Groves and in college at U of M. (As my lab partner in biology - he was the one who bravely dissected the frog when I chickened out!) While we lost touch a long time ago, I will always cherish the memories we shared, and remember the heartfelt advice he always tried to give. Through the years, I thought about him often and my eyes tear up today knowing I'll never hear his voice again. Best of luck to you.

I was not fortunate enough to really get to know Mark. Jean and I were co-workers and they attended my birthday party one year. He left me with an impression that he was a kind soul. He laughed easily. In conversations I learned he was an outside the box sort of thinker.
My heart goes out to those who will miss him most, his family. May you each heal from this wound in your heart.

Whenever I think of Mark, I will always think of a very kind and caring person who along with the rest of his family took wonderful and loving care of my daughter, Ashley Campbell, for so long!

Jean and I have been friends for almost 30 years.

I would like to share my first memory of Mark was at the University of Michigan. I was considering applying for the same graduate program Jean was in. One day she took time out to introduce me around the department.

Prior to this day, Jean had been telling me about "...this guy [she] met at school". So, during that 'tour', we took a detour to another department so I could meet

Jean and I have been friends for almost 30 years.

I would like to share my first memory of Mark was at the University of Michigan. I was considering applying for the same graduate program Jean was in. One day she took time out to introduce me around the department.

Prior to this day, Jean had been telling me about "...this guy [she] met at school". So, during that 'tour', we took a detour to another department so I could meet Mark.

We came around a corner to an office where he sat. We went in and she introduced us. Mark did not look at me at all. His eyes were on Jean. He would look down, take a deep breath, then look up at her when he spoke, even when addressing me. He acted like a little kid on the playground, even though he tried so hard to focus on business. When we left, I turned around to see if he was still looking and sure enough caught him staring at us from the doorway. Jean did not have a clue.

I loved it!

She asked if If I thought he liked her. I told her not only does he like you, but you will be married before the end of the year. When Mark makes up his mind to do something, he doesn't mess around and we know the rest of this story.