MARK KUZNAK

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• Mark, although we have not been in touch for a very long time, I still think of our old group of friends and will always remember you as a great guy. We had so many fun times together and I always look back at those memories fondly and I was very happy to have a friend like you in my life. I am sure that all of Mark's friends and family know how much of a positive impact he had on others. Be at peace, old friend. - Posted by: An old friend () on: Jan 02, 2018

• Dear Betty-Ann, Faye, Bill, John Jr. and each of your individual extended families. We wish to express our sincerest and deepest sympathy at the untimely, and premature passing of your "Dearest Brother Mark". Each of you, along with Mark's significant other Doug, are presently experiencing a very personal loss and with that are experiencing your own personal grief. We pray that you all have the individual strength to guide you through this very difficult time. Mark was a kind, loving, caring and socialable man, who made new friends with ease and confidence. We first met Mark at Faye and Don's wedding over 48 years ago when Mark was in his late teens. Since that time, we have witnessed Mark rise to every occasion with--his many talents, his pleasing personality, his love for his family, his dedication to his successful career, and his genuine caring of his many friends and co-workers, as he journeyed through his "shortened live". Mark will be dearly missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. We pray that you all have the strength to guide you through this very difficult time. Dear Mark; you have now reached "the otherside" where you will rest in eternal peace. With our Most Heartfelt Sympathy, Valerie and Tony - Posted by: Valerie and Tony Kent (Friends) on: Nov 17, 2017

• Mark was kind and very welcoming. He was 1 of kind to Respect Aboriginal People. He showed his designs on computers, he was smart. May you Rest In Peace My Friend. - Posted by: Gil Chartrand (Friend) on: Nov 12, 2017

• It is with a heavy heart I express my deepest condolences to Mark's family and to His partner in crime, Doug. It was such a pleasure having you in my life for the time you had! You truly were like a big brother to me and will never forget all the good times and laughs we had! All four of us dancing many a night in your kitchen and of course making you wear that paper crown last Christmas at dinner! You will be so so missed! May you soar high and know you'll never will be forgotten! Love you always!! Xo - Posted by: Gail Cels (Friend) on: Nov 11, 2017

• I worked with Mark for many years. He was one of kind. Kind, considerate, always willing to help. My early years in the department he help get me thru some rough spots. RIP buddy. - Posted by: Murray Dahl (Co-worker) on: Nov 10, 2017

• Mark was a very friendly, but private, person. We enjoyed having him as a visitor in our home, conversing about many subjects. He especially was enthusiastic about his fascinating hobby with stained glass and fashioned many interesting pieces. His ambition was to create an underwater design with coral, fish, treasure chest, shells and starfish. God bless him!! We will all miss him and will draw on personal 'memories' of good times with Mark. Chester and I offer our deepest sympathies to the families of Faye, John Jr. Bill, Betty-Ann and his friend Doug. - Posted by: Stella Korbyck Barrow (Cousin) on: Nov 10, 2017