Mary and family...we are so sorry to hear of Mark's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. Mark and Patty Cottrill

Mary & Family
Our sincerest condolences to you and your entire family.
It was always so nice to see Mark coming down the hill in his Jeep in all sorts of weather (sometimes sliding in the winter) with his forever great cowboy hat on, waving his hand and saying a big hello. He was such a kind man who had a big heart. We will miss our wonderful neighbor.

Mark and I go back to the late 70's when we were apprentices (though different year classes) with local 30 insulators. He was a good friend from those early days. We worked on a lot of the same jobs over the years as both co-workers and as foreman and worker. It seemed we would be catching up how's the wife and the kids were doing? Have you been out fishing? Get a deer yet? How's work? I retired a year before Mark and I wish that I could have kept closer contact with him these past years. He was always a good listener and a good story teller who could make everyone around him laugh or listen to his words of wisdom. Mark will be missed but his gravelly voice will forever ring in my minds ear. Goodby, Mark. Thanks for being a part of my life and my friend,

The Harter Funeral Home Family would like to offer our most heartfelt condolences.