Mark Ernst passed away on January 29th 2014 in Satellite Beach Florida. When I think back I can still see him flying into my dorm room at Bowling Green. He had been sucker punched and had two straws in his broken nose. Women would always be a curse for Mark. This time an angry boyfriend was the problem.
Then there was the time we tried to get out of class at Bowling Green. We went to the Health Center before Christmas Break. When the nurse left the room we placed our thermometers on the Christmas tree lights. Let me tell you that trick never works.
With Mark there was always some fun to be had. One time we got ribbons and medals at the five and dime and wore them on our ROTC uniforms. I think Dan Forester remembers that story.
So it is with great sadness that I say goodbye to a dear friend. One who always had my back and yet I lost contact with way too long ago.
William Holman
Mark Ernst passed away on January 29th 2014 in Satellite Beach Florida. When I think back I can still see him flying into my dorm room at Bowling Green. He had been sucker punched and had two straws in his broken nose. Women would always be a curse for Mark. This time an angry boyfriend was the problem.
Then there was the time we tried to get out of class at Bowling Green. We went to the Health Center before Christmas Break. When the nurse left the room we placed our thermometers on the Christmas tree lights. Let me tell you that trick never works.
With Mark there was always some fun to be had. One time we got ribbons and medals at the five and dime and wore them on our ROTC uniforms. I think Dan Forester remembers that story.
So it is with great sadness that I say goodbye to a dear friend. One who always had my back and yet I lost contact with way too long ago.
Bill Holman