Hi Mark: 

This is your old buddy from Texas A&M University one just found out that you passed.  Moreover one been trying to get in contact with u since my phone got lost and I forgot your last name to find u on FB. Nonetheless, I ve been waiting for your call for years.  Now, I see u passed and is currently feeling very sad.   Thank u for being a friend.  Hence, I hope your family sees this message so plz contact @ 347 794- 1435 Afril

Mark "Onesix" Limos.  I am so saddened to hear of your passing and with a heavy heart regret not sharing more time with you every time I came back home.  You were truly one of a kind and am very grateful to have shared so many wonderful times over the years.  I always considered you and Cho the brothers I never had and it breaks my heart to see you gone.  I cannot overstate how much you will be missed and know you are walking in a much better place.  Rest In Peace my brother. 

Dear cousin Mark, the  news of your sudden passing was definitely a shock and unexpected :(  I'm regretting that Daniel and I didn't visit on 5/2019 when were at Dallas :( I can see how much you will be missed by your family. As I look through your pictures you definitely  accomplished quite a bit in 43 years. I searched high and low for a picture of when you visited us in El Dorado Hills but to no avail :( I wish I can remember what year so I can narrow down my search but it's a blur whether we posed for a picture. In my mind I'm thinking we did :) Lord willing we will see you again in the kingdom of our Almighty Lord, Rest In Peace cousin. We love you! ~~ Elvie, Mario, Naomi, Christian, Angelina, Daniel Francisco

The news of the sudden passing of Mark Limos, our neighbor and friend was and is still a shock to us all. He was always friendly, smiling, and happy. Mark would stop by the house sometimes to drop home cooked Filippino food from his parents, Max and Marilyn for us with a smile and with his hands stretched out saying "enjoy." We almost always spend time visiting "catching up," he called it and laughing. We miss you Mark! We miss your warm smiles even from across the street; your hand waves and seeing you go in and out of your house. But you are resting now. You have been called and you have answered the ultimate call. I can picture you smiling upon your family, your parents, telling them, it is well. Adieu Mark, rest well, no more pain, no more distress; rest on. We miss you, till we meet to part no more in heaven!

Binoculars?! Its not the first memory but one of the most memorable  ones a group of us headed down to south padre for spring break mark took a pair of binoculars there and throughout the partying they got lost amongst the group everytime i would see mark after that he would always ask me about binoculars. Love you mark you don't  need those binoculars with the view you got up there flying  high, looking down watching  over us. 

Hello 👋 I’m Jerome ,  but to the lil crew we had, I‘ m Geerome.  Man, so many memories with mark. I’m just fortunate and honored and grateful to have the privilege to have meet this man I call my friend and another brother.  We pretty much grew up together in Corpus Christi,Texas. I went through grade school all the way up to college, the memories we had through those years were priceless. Then came adult hood and that’s when we all separated but mark n I stilled kept in touch . I’m just glad I had the opportunity to meet such a nice, humble, and cool man I can call my bro. Thank you Mark for all the memories I got to share with you , till we meet again. Love you man. You will never be forgotten 🙏

My name is Jocelyn Limos and I'm Mark's cousin and I have many memories of Mark and if I have to pick one it would be this one. 
One of my favorite memories of Mark was when I was 8 and he was 5 1/2. I was on vacation in San Diego and it was the first time I was away from my mom and dad (we lived in Daly City) and I was sad.  Mark saw that I was upset and homesick so he would make me laugh by using his baby pillow and making it dance. I think he even gave it a voice.  He did this for a few days until I was enjoying my time there.  I'm going to miss his smiling face,  I didn't have the chance to tell him but Mark, I love you and you will be missed. 

It  is disheartening to hear that Mark D. Limos is no longer with us.
This is a life cut too short. He will be missed by all that loved him, especially his wonderful family.  May his soul rest in peace. 

My memory with Mark was the first time I met him.  It was in P.E. they had the gym separated in two sections one side for basketball and the other for volleyball. I was playing Basketball and Mark volleyball, and the volleyball kept rolling on to the basketball side and I got upset about this and went to kick the ball back to the volleyball side right as Mark was bending down to retrieve the ball...and bam the ball hit him in the face and broke his glasses and after that we were friends and always will be...love you brotha.

OBITUARY

Mark D. Limos

27 October, 1976 – 14 August, 2020

Funeraria Del Angel

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