Mark Thomas

We never got a chance to meet Mark, but we felt like we new him through his loving and devoted parents. Our deepest condolences go out to Terry, Janice and the rest of the family.

Years ago when I was in Junior High, living in a little town of Erie, Illinois where my Dad was the pastor. Mark and I spent alot of time together back then. It was a very enjoyable time. I believe we will meet again. David Ramsay

I am the daughter of Eleanor and Harold Chapman. My thoughts and prayers are with you and family at your time of sorrow.

I worked with Mark at Seasons Hospice. He was one of the most hard working and dedicated people I've worked with in my entire career. He exuded incredible passion for our patients, families and his coworkers and was committed to nothing less than excellence. It was an absolute honor to work alongside Mark. His presence will be greatly missed.

I've only known Mark for the last 1.5 years of his life, but he will make an impact on the rest of my life. Mark had a gentle heart that expressed itself through his cooking, love of nature, and the people in his life. He introduced me to the world of succulent plants, and we spent many an hour viewing different varieties and arrangements on the web. Mark cared deeply about the hospice clients and families that his company served; he demanded excellence from himself and his co-workers. He shared with me many stories about his parents, brother, sisters, nieces, nephews, and his goddaughter Antonio who he desperately wanted to visit for her college graduation. With deep sadness, I have lost a best friend; he made several trips to Bloomington to visit my partner and me, and we will miss his kindness and friendship. May Mark's memory continue to be a blessing in the lives of all who knew and loved him. And may he only know peace and love from the One who loves without condition.