Condolences for
Mark Owen Lamon

Deepest condolences to Mark's Family and friends.

Knowing Mark in his work life for the past 25 years has been a pleasure and a privilege. Mark was the best 'Boss' I ever worked for and I'm glad I let him know that more than once. He put a smile on my face everytime I was around him and, in difficult times, there was no doubt that he had my back.

There's a saying guys have to show deep respect and affection for each other; "I'd go to war with him anytime". Well, that's how I felt about Mark. And If you took a poll I'm sure he would have his own army.

Going to miss you big guy.

Lon

To Mark's Family

It is with shock and great sadness that I send you my condolences. Being a member of Mark's graduating class, I remember him as social, intelligent, and always with a smile. We recently celebrated our 40th class reunion which I spent in the ER. It pains me to say that I never got the opportunity to "catch up" with Mark or see that smile one more time. I believe that if Mark spent the years since graduation living life with the same gusto as then, he'd have no regrets. May your hearts do their grieving now, so you can remember him happily in the ever after.
Godspeed, Mark. And again, my heartfelt condolences.
Bonnie Satchwell Gerstenschlager

To Mark's Family

It is with great shock and sadness that I send my condolences. As a member of Mark's graduating class, I remember him as being very social, intelligent, and always with a smile. We recently celebrated our 40th class reunion which I spent in the ER. I missed being able to catch up with him, or see that smile one last time. I believe that if Mark lived the years since graduation with the same gusto and love for life that he had then, he'd have no regrets. May your hearts grieve their loss now, so you can think of him happily forever more.
Godspeed, Mark. And again, my heartfelt condolences.
Bonnie Satchwell Gerstenschlager

On behalf of the graduating class of 1974 General Brown High School, our condolences & heartfelt prayers to the family of Mark. I personality didn't know.him well in high school but was able to reconnect and see his many accomplishments thru facebook. I know many classmates do have many fond memories. Im so glad he came to the 40th reunion we had this past August. My condolences to his family.

Lee Ann and Family,

Words seem inadequate to express the sadness and heartbreak that Kelly and I feel about Mark's passing. You and your familyare in our thoughts and prayers as you go through the grieving process.

I will forever hold warm memories of Mark...especially on our annual trips to Myrtle Beach! Some of my most memorable moments of my life were with Mark in Myrtle. Mark often spoke very highly of Lee Ann and all of his children... You could tell he was so proud of his family as no matter how bad of a day he may have had, or how bad of a shot he hit on the golf course, his family would always bring a smile to his face! If there was one thing that could erase an entire days worth of poor golf shots, it was talking about his children. Just the very thought of his children brought a smile to his face.

Although Mark wasn't technically family, Mark was part of our family. I was fortunate enough to be a small part of his life, which I am grateful for. One of the characteristics that made Mark special was the fact that no matter how bad your day was, he could make you smile. Without a doubt, one of the most generous individuals I've ever met.

Again, please accept our condolences for your loss. Mark will remain forever in our memory.

Love,

Bill & Kelly Monroe
Dexter, NY