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Richard Mark Rose

In loving Memory of My Friend

Richard Mark Rose

Born
15 January 1965
Died
20 October 2003

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Mark Rose was certainly one of the most interesting people I've ever met. From the time I met him, he always made it a point to help people..........to take care of those he cared about. Mark always had a smile, and always had a dramatic way of explaining things, especially the important stuff. Mark was absolutely brilliant when it came to doing his job, and doing it correctly. He had an excellent sense of humor, and he always made time to listen to people, no matter WHO you were. Mark was like a big kid.....so happy-go-lucky, and even proud of his toys. Mark always had sound advice, and had an outlook that is unmatched. When thinking of Mark, a saying that comes to mind is "Always imitated, never duplicated". Mark was unique in so many ways.....it's really hard to try to fully describe a person of his caliber. Things will never be the same without Mark here to share in joy, laughter, and all the things that were taken for granted. It's a shame to lose someone so unexpectedly, and at such a young age. Mark will live on forever in the hearts of so many who cared and always will. We love you forever and always, Mark.

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Dear Mark,
I'm having a really rough time dealing with things. Since Monday morning, I've been replaying the last 4 months in my head over and over. If I close my eyes, I can hear your voice, I can see your smile, and I can envision you telling me that everything is ok. I know for a fact that I'll never be the same. I'm going to try to help your family through this, as I can't even imagine how they must feel. Mark, I miss you terribly, and I know that one day, we'll meet up again.

Nat, 25 October 2003