Mark spent many days here at the hospital on the 7800 Unit. He will be truly missed as he brought a smile to all of our faces during the time he was here. His friends and family are in our thoughts.
Mark was a friend from grade school; St. Joseph's class if '71. He was so much fun to be around; high energy, smiling, compassionate, making everyone feel welome and cherished. My heart aches for his family and all the lives he touched.
I just found out about what has happened and I am so saddened. My parents just told me. I worked with Mark at Monroe Community College Bookstore and we became fast friends. I will always remember his smile and easy-going manner. Although I haven't seen Mark in years, my thoughts are with his father, John. Mark will be missed by many. My parents were just made aware or would have been at the service.
Our St. Joseph's School classmates of Class of 1971 have managed to stay in touch over the years. Class reunions are well-attended, as our core group was close.
I will always remember Mark's sense of humor and his way of making every person feel special. Mark was always interested in hearing about fellow classmates, and listened intently to stories about their jobs and families. He touched many lives and will be sadly missed.
Mark Trevisan was a kind-hearted friend and neighbor. He spent many hours with my brother Bobby, who had Muscular Dystrophy....He kept Bobby company and was a good friend to him.
I pray for God's blessings for Mark and for his family at this sad time.
My memeories of Mark go all the way back to first grade at St. Joes. I most recently saw him at the St. Joseph School 50th reunion and we had such fun reminiscing with the classs of '71. Mark was unfailing kind, warm, gentle and very funny. He will be missed.
Sincerely,
Anne
Mark was a gentleman. Polite,concerned, kind and generous. He greeted you with a smile always.
I know he will make his new home a brighter place than it already is.
I am very sad ...I will miss him.
I have so many fun memories of Mark during our elementary school days at St. Josephs. Mark was a great friend who will be dearly missed. My sincere sympathy to Mr. Trevisan, Suze, and Sadie.
May Mark have a swift and peaceful ascent to heaven where he will join his beloved mother Maggie. Our family grieves with Suzanne and her father. Our prayers are with you. God Bless Mark
I remember Mark from years ago when he and I modeled for an RIT fashion show. We had a great time , and lots of laughs for months and months.Thank you Mark.
My deepest sympathy to Marks dad and his sister.
