Thank you all once again and thank you for the offer GT Jets, the only thing that I ask is just to remember him as he was. He was the most amazing person I have ever known.
It just really sucks because it seems like just yesterday he was catching my little league games and trying to help coach my basketball team even though we had coaches. That's just the type of guy he was, always wanted to get involved and help wherever he can.
You know, I can sit here for hours and just tell stories about the guy which is basically what we all have been doing with all the family and friends and just trying to laugh at all the shenanigans he has pulled over on us over the years, those stories never get old haha.
He is just the type of guy that will make an ass of himself to get people rolling even in some of the more serious moments like he was 16 all over again.
He will be missed, never a dull moment with him around.
P.S. Sorry for sob stuff, it's just hard to not bring up all the great things about him.
No need to apologize.
I have only met Mark maybe a dozen times and only at the races.
He always was a welcoming person in the pits and was a friendly familiar face every time I was at the races.
That being said, the "all business face" came across when you heard "Comp Jets to the ramp!"
He was a true sportsman and a great ambassador to what the spirit of Comp Jet was all about.
In all seriousness, I hope this tragic event does not damage the already delicate survival of the Comp Jet Class.
Thank you for sharing some of your insight to whom he was. He is still watching over you.
GT
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