Mark,
We were childhood friends in grade school to high school. You were a great friend that easily transitioned from from cliques. You always treated everyone equally as the way that you wanted to be treated. We parted ways upon graduation, but I am sadden to hear from our HS alumni that you have taken the next step in life. Until we meet again Mark, we will miss you.s

I’m so very sorry for the loss of such a wonderful person. I wish I had known him. Please find comfort that Mr Ransom is resting without any pain, like a deep sleep. (Ecclesiastes 9:5) Our God promises that all those in the Memorial tombs will help his voice and come out. (John 5:28) Until that time, know that he’s safe in Gods memory. God created humans to live forever and he will be sure to fulfill every promise. (Titus 1:2)

I want to give my condolence to the family. I am so sorry for the lost of your love one.
May the peace of God that excels all thought I sustain and keep you during the difficult days head. – Philippians 4:7

To Ransom family and friends please accept my deepest condolences for your loss.The BIBLE gives us comfort,hope and reason why we suffer death.our creator has given us sure hope that one day he will swallow up death forever (Isaiah 25:8).this will occur when he resurrect our loved one on a paradise earth soon to come(psalms 37:29).

My belated deepest condolences for your loss. May the God off all comforts continue to bring you comfort when it's needed. 2 Corinthians 1: 3, 4

I am missing a part of my life that was very important for me. I knew that we would be pals the first day that Mark showed up at the PO around fifteen years ago. I will cherish the countless times that we laughed and shared his music while sorting the mail. He had a great personality and put his heart and soul into everything that he did. Goodbye my friend.

To the best Mailman ever! Mark, so many happy memories of our chats at the mailbox, on our patio, on the river and on 105. You were a blessing to our lives and we know we will see you again! Keep a good eye on us and make sure my flowers grow and the fish find my hook! We love you!

Sorry to see yo go neighbor. You were a good man.

Mark,
You were a fixture of my childhood. I’ll never forget the gentle soul that convinced my cat (who cuddled with no one but me) to twine around you, the nights at glider ports where you taught me the constellations, or listening in as you swapped stories with my dad. The world is a brighter place because you were in it.
Love always,
Carolyn

I believe a life is measured by how it is lived, not how long it is. Your life was filled with an abundance of experiences. A life well lived in spite of being short by today's standards. I know grandpa Leacock (WQEDI) was proud of you for many reasons. 73 and 88 to your family.