Monday, June 22, 2020
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I don't even know where to begin. Often when you read an obituary it tends to be written in an embellishing way to bring one's best qualities to light. In this case, any words I can think of are too pale to describe the character and the integrity of a life so well lived. Mark put others before himself, always lending a hand without a request, an ear without a prompt. He was an example of how we all should live our lives. If there were more people in this world like him, we would never have to experience the hardships that we face. He loved his family and honored and cherished his wife, Christy. They were a perfect example of a loving marriage. They loved each other unconditionally and brought joy to each other daily. It is hard to fathom how such a good man who lived such a clean life could die so unexpectedly. Mark was always ready for heaven, he lived his life as such and I know God has accepted him into his loving arms. He left a great legacy for his children in the way he lived his life and I know his examples will live on through them. He had a light hearted, child-like presence at times that came out in his love of music and mountain biking. He was a great steward of the land. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and many times involved my boys in his adventures while teaching them life lessons. Mark, you will be so missed by all of us down here, but what glory you are experiencing now in heaven. You are a warrior... and we love you and will miss you dearly.
Laura, Carter and Marshall Davis
