Condolence: Lindsey, We loved your father and he has been a good friend for over 25 years. I had so much fun with him in Charlotte during race week,and when he sailed with me to Fells Point and back, Thanksgiving at my house along with my dozen relatives is very memorable. He was the best superintendent I ever worked with and was one heck of a team player. He will be missed by both Holly and I but he is now in a better place and you will feel his presence throughout your life.

Condolence: Mark- I wish I had known that the last time I would see you was at Cheryl's birthday. But I take comfort remembering how excited you were about traveling and spending time on your motorcycle. You alwas spoke with such passion about the Carribean and you never complained about your health or any physical pain. You were so stoic and brave as your faced your cancer treatments. I had a lot of laughs with you and always enjoyed your Gentleman ways and Southern Charm. You always took time to make everybody feel good and special. You will live on in the hearts and memories of all the souls you touched. Blessings, light and abundant love to you and yours.

Condolence: To Tracy and the family, I'm truly saddened to hear of Mark's passing, and will always treasure the times I had the opportunity to sit down and play a few tunes with this wonderful man. Peace to you all.

Condolence: Tracy, Lindsay, Frankie, John, and Karen, we mourn the loss of Mark along with you. He was part of our chosen family and will be forever in our hearts and bring a smile to our face each time we remember all the good times we spent together. Thank you Tracy for the tender, loving care you gave Mark these past weeks. It truly was a testament to the love you shared.