Mark Reese Weldon III

Mark.
We clicked like Netflix each other’s sidekicks.
Commonly referring to one another as my wingman or road dog!
We did it all.
More memories and time spent then anyone.
You were there with my brother and I in our worst and best times.
You knew us the most.
all my brother and I’s hardest struggles and issues,
now I’m the last using tissues.
I will miss you my brother, mmman I picture your laugh when we’d reminisce on one of the crazy things we’d been through.
Stories you’ll be happy to know will be showed to others soon.....
Until then I’ll always be grateful for such a loyal friend that I know I’ll see again.
I know this for sure.
I asked God to “bring you into his kingdom”.
The morning of the day before I got the news.
I already knew the bad news though it didn’t stop me from falling my head down to my shoes torn apart. You remind me it’s all worth it having an open heart!
Thank you God for Mark!
I’m so sorry Mr and Mrs. Weldon and family. I share your hearts pain. My parents have always liked Mark and knew him of course more then any of our friends. Have nothing but great things to say about him and have been great comfort for me. It’s been really hard and still is. Another part of my heart is gone and will never be the same. My heart goes out to you and have been the closest family of my friends. I love you and hope to get in contact with you. It helps in this mourning process as I have learned by so much.

Dear Joan. Our deepest sympathies go out to you and your family over the loss of your son Mark, our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Saw a quote once that i would like to share....."Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts"

Love David, Nicholas and Taylor

May our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief.

Please accept my sincere condolences.

Kevin Kalemba