Condolence: Vicky – I am so sorry to hear recently that Mark had passed away. Although I only knew him as a hockey teammate, I felt as though I had lost a true friend. His quiet sincerity and kindness will be missed in a world where those traits are so desperately needed. After Mark left our team, we were never able to recapture the camaraderie and simple joy of playing together we had when Mark was a part of it. Mark was never forgotten and we often commented over the past 2 years that even more than his hockey skills, it was his ability to unite us that made him so valuable. Mark, this Labatt’s for you.

Condolence: Vickie - Condolences from the Robinson family. Mark and I talked of you and girls often. We shared stories of our children and how funny they can be. Hold on to the many memories you share. The memories will give you peace. Deb Barnes-Robinson.

Condolence: Mark was a colleague of mine when he was working at MWH. As a fellow Canadian engineer working in an US engineering company, we shared a special bond and supported each other. Now I find of his passing and is greatly saddened by the news. May Mark rest in peace in the arms of the Lord.

Condolence: Vicky, girls and extended family. I was lucky to have known and worked with Mark at both Stantec and AMEC. He was a great guy with an amazing wit. My best memory of Mark was the annual Stantec hockey draft and how he would pick long shots--including Maple Leaf players--and always taking some good-natured ribbing from the rest of us for doing so. He clearly cheered for the underdog. Right now, I am thinking about you, Rachel, Elizabeth and the rest of Mark's family at this very sad time. I am praying that you find strength, peace and acceptance for a unexplainable event. Give the girls a big hug and let them know that Mark touched a lot of people in the engineering field. He was professional in the very best sense of this word.

Condolence: Dear Vicky, We were so saddened to hear about Mark. I wish there was something we could do to ease your grief. We have thought of you and the girls every day. Please know that you and the entire Uguccioni family are in our thoughts and prayers. In sympathy, Susan, Michel and kids.

Condolence: Vicky, I remember meeting you and Mark at the rodeo here in Edmonton. Even though you were not rodeo fans, you had adopted the attitude "When in Edmonton, do as the Edmontians do..." Mark was always willing to try new things, a great engineer, and I really enjoyed working with him at Stantec.

Condolence: Please accept our deepest sympathies in this time of loss and grief. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Karl Dipsell and family

Condolence: Dear Vicky, Please know that our thoughts are with you and your two beautiful little girls. Love, Maureen, Greg, Riley and Nick

Condolence: Vicky - I cannot begin to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. While I have tried to look into at least myself coming up to pay my respects to you, Don and Deva and the family, I'm afraid my passport has expired and US customs does not have anything in place for this type of situation. I am SO sorry that I will not be able to attend, but my vow to you now is that I *WILL* be up at some point soon to pay my respects and visit Mark's grave. In the meantime, *PLEASE* let us know if you, the children, or the family need ANYTHING - and I mean ANYTHING. Jennifer, the girls, and I love you all so much and pray God's blessings on you, the children, and the family during this time. -Scott, Jennifer, Hannah, and Abigail Hinterthuer Bentonville, AR USA GO HOGS!!!

Condolence: Vicky Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. He will be sadly missed at the London family picnics and in your family's day to day lives. God bless you and keep you in his care. Nick, Mary, Christiane and Stephen Ritter

Condolence: In memory of Mark who will be sadly missed by all.

Condolence: Dear Vicky, I do not know if you remember who I am, but I was the best man at Scott Hinterthuer's wedding. I got just a few chances to hang out with you and Mark, but I know that he loved you and your little girls very much. My wife, Jamie, and I send our condolences to you and your family. Mark was truly a good man and I am glad to have known him. If I can do anything for you, please let me know.

Condolence: Dearest Vicky, Rachel, Elizabeth, Barb, Jim, Vera and Family, Our hearts and thoughts are with you. Please know that. Rachel and Elizabeth, the pictures you drew at our little stone cottage are still on the fridge and we hope you have special memories of that holiday and of many smiles, stories, and adventures you have shared. Hold on to those memories and to those people close to you today and in the future. Barb, love you lots - call or e-mail if you need anything. With love, Nancy and John

Condolence: Dear Barb, We have been with you every mile of the drive and every minute of the days. Give Vicky and the girls a huge hug, take good care of each other and if you need anything just let us know. See you soon. Lots of love, Kate, Sharron, Dharshi, Lissa, and Nancy.

Condolence: My deepest condolences and sorrow for your loss. Mark was a colleague of mine at AMEC, and we were working on numerous projects together. Mark was genuinely kind, personable, skilled, and respected in his profession. he was well-liked and admired by all. He will be truly missed both as a colleague and a friend by everyone at AMEC.

Condolence: Vicki, I am so very sorry for your loss. Mark was a fantastic person, and one of the hardest working students I knew during grad school at the U of A. Some nights, he would be up so late running his landfill filtration tests in the lab, but that just showed his dedication and determination in finishing his research! May God bless you and comfort you and your girls at this most difficult time. Love and prayers, Angie Zemanek and family (Angie Bevel)

Condolence: Vicky. My deepest sympathies to you and the girls. I enjoyed working so much with Mark at MWH in Cleveland. He left a lasting, positive and motivating impression on so many folks in the office. He was always inspirational, humorous and focused in everything that he did. I'll never forget his humor when he gave me a "Hockey for Dummies" book when I re-located to Denver from Cleveland. He knew that I'd need the book when entering a hockey-rich community like Denver. Please know that my prayers are with you all. Love, Rob