Mark was my neighbor since I was a baby. He was just a nice guy, didn't get into trouble, but had a good sense of humor. I was sick when he passed away. Dawn Borradaile.
Marc and I roomed together our freshman year at IU. I think about Marc often, and I still really miss him. He passed away in December of 1998. leaving behind his wife Lori and his son Luke, who I believe was 2 years old at the time. He passed away in a very short amount of time from the moment he was diagnosed, and I never got the chance to say goodbye to Marc. I still regret this strongly to this day. I really enjoyed all of the good times we had at IU, as well as Greenwood. Marc was such a genuinely nice person all around. Marc was taken from his family so suddenly, but I believe that he will still live on inside of his son Luke, who never got the chance to truly know his Dad. We all miss you Marc...
I don't know what to say - I'm shocked. Marc was a friend of mine in middle and high school. Such a sweet guy. I'm not embarrassed at all to say I had a crush on him back then! Wow. I am extremely sorry to hear this, and I will keep his family in my thoughts and prayers.
It was difficult hearing the news that my childhood friend had been stricken with terminal cancer. 10 years after high school being a pall bearer at his funeral was surreal. It has been several years, but I still think about Marc a lot. After high school we went seperate ways but still stayed in touch. He was one of the nicest guys I have met, a genuine friend. You definitely learn to appreciate people like that. I feel lucky to have known him, and still miss him. Marc left behind a beautiful wife and son, who is now probably close to high school age. Here's to you Marc! '88 forever.
Cancer took Marc's life.
Dawn Borradaile (Anderson)
Mark was my neighbor since I was a baby. He was just a nice guy, didn't get into trouble, but had a good sense of humor. I was sick when he passed away. Dawn Borradaile.Joe Smart
Marc and I roomed together our freshman year at IU. I think about Marc often, and I still really miss him. He passed away in December of 1998. leaving behind his wife Lori and his son Luke, who I believe was 2 years old at the time. He passed away in a very short amount of time from the moment he was diagnosed, and I never got the chance to say goodbye to Marc. I still regret this strongly to this day.I really enjoyed all of the good times we had at IU, as well as Greenwood. Marc was such a genuinely nice person all around. Marc was taken from his family so suddenly, but I believe that he will still live on inside of his son Luke, who never got the chance to truly know his Dad. We all miss you Marc...
Sandra Miller (Harris)
I don't know what to say - I'm shocked. Marc was a friend of mine in middle and high school. Such a sweet guy. I'm not embarrassed at all to say I had a crush on him back then! Wow. I am extremely sorry to hear this, and I will keep his family in my thoughts and prayers.Chris Kinsey
It was difficult hearing the news that my childhood friend had been stricken with terminal cancer. 10 years after high school being a pall bearer at his funeral was surreal. It has been several years, but I still think about Marc a lot. After high school we went seperate ways but still stayed in touch. He was one of the nicest guys I have met, a genuine friend. You definitely learn to appreciate people like that. I feel lucky to have known him, and still miss him. Marc left behind a beautiful wife and son, who is now probably close to high school age. Here's to you Marc! '88 forever.