My office was on the same floor as Mark's--although we didn't know each other's names, I always enjoyed encountering him in the hallway. He was always so friendly, kind, and happy. I marveled as I watched him work on the renal dialysis machines in his office.

I'm not surprised to learn that he loved the morning birds' songs and the evening sky--he impressed me as having a very inquisitive mind and appreciating the simple yet complex beauty of nature.

I am so sorry for your loss. I hope that you'll find comfort in hearing the birds' calls and watching the stars' and planets' movements. I wish you peace and warm memories.

It's overwhelming, the sadness of losing Mark. I send my condolences to your whole family.

I always enjoyed seeing Mark. He was a friendly, intelligent, humorous brother-in-law. He should still be here laughing and being a great husband to my sister Khris, father to Kyp, and grandfather to Mirren and Fynn, and son and brother to his mother and sisters. I will miss him and his upbeat attitude towards life.

To the Oxley Family: I always enjoyed chatting with Mark. He was an interesting, and well read individual, with a good sense of humor. He will be missed! You have my condolences.

We are thinking of you all and sharing your sadness. Wish we were all closer and could offer support and love, as you so recently did for us. Mark was a wonderful man. Much love...Gabe, Gen, Cassidy and Monte.

From our family to yours, our deepest condolences on your loss.

-The Lepic's

I was sorry to hear about Mark. We worked together at dialysis since 1993-2015. He was a great mechanic and taught me a lot! patty

Khris, I just got back from vacation to read the shocking and saddening news about Mark. I am so sorry. You two seemed like an ideal couple, always doing things and having fun. I wish the best for you and hope we still get to see you from time to time.