Our whole family looked forward to seeing the Stull family at the Beachcomber, Pompano FL,  each July, for many years.   Amongst our many great memories...volleyball on the beach, Black Russians in the pool, liar's dice, turtle hunting at night, the barrel of beer and Coney dogs on the Fourth and watching the kids grow.   Mark was so fun-loving!... the Stull family... always a pleasure to be around.
Mary Jane and Gord Stevens...Lisa and Jamie too!    
Dundas, Canada

So sorry for your loss. Mark was such a great guy. He will be missed. Prayers for all of you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

From a fellow Prospect School student,
Melinda Krizan

We want to share our thoughts and prayers with you during your loss of my classmate but not our germs.  Our condolences to Mark's family.  God bless.

Debbie and family, I'm so sorry for your loss and you have my deepest sympathy. Mark was a very kind man and all around great guy! I worked with him through Triple S Realty and I can say he left a lasting impression on me as well as many of the tenants. 

To Mark’s Family, we are so sad to hear of his passing. He always had a smile and a laugh for everyone. May your hearts be comforted by all the love you shared and the sweet memories you carry in your hearts. Praying for you.

Deb ~
We are so saddened to hear of Mark’s passing.  Our thoughts are with you and your family.  

Debbie, so sorry to read of your husband’s passing. My deepest sympathy to you and your family on this loss. Holding you in prayer for peace and comfort.
Sincerely, 
Ruth Pierce

Mark truly was a character. He had such a funny sense of humor. He was a devoted husband, Father, Gpa and friend. He was one of the good guys and taken away from his family way too early. Prayers and strength to Debbie, Cassie and the rest of the family. 

Woody, as your Otterbein brothers called you,  will miss you dearly.  As my roommate, along with your brothers Bob and Glen and others,  Always counted on you for a laugh when we needed it!  Visiting me in California pre-Covid along with Bob and Glen  renewed many memories and experiences we shared in college.  I will forever cherish my nickname Dulla ( short for “no medulla”) you gave me!
You will always be the “Woody “we loved!  
DULLA

Woody, as your Otterbein brothers affectionately called you.  You were my roommate for four years along with our other brothers.  Whenever someone needed a laugh, we counted on you!
Thank you for coming out to California pre-Covid with our brothers Glen and Bob.
We Renewed memories from our college days.  You will always be remembered as
“The Woody we loved”!
Dula

Our deepest sympathy to the entire Stull Family🙏

As other grade school friends have said before about Mark.... Prospect was a great education & wonderful neighborhood to grow up, meet friends,  that became  lifelong friends
 Then what's great about growing up in a small town... we got to work together for our Kids at Woodland school
 In the 1965 photo, me & my brother Mike, who is Mark's age and while they  were better friends than me, Prospect was a close community
Lots of great memories at school & the Park
RIP My Friend

Like so many others, Mary Jane and I and our extended families feel very fortunate to have met Mark, Debbie, Christopher and Cassie...mostly in our earlier years annually vacationing at the Beachcomber, Pompano, Florida.  Volleyball on the beach, Black Russians in the pool, keg of iced beer on the Fourth, liar's dice, and midnight turtle hunts. Smiles and jokes all around.  Mark was fun and a joy to be around.
We looked forward to seeing them every year!
His most sincere friendship is forever a jewel in our lives. 

Mary Jane and Gord Stevens
Dundas, Ontario

Very saddened to hear of Mark’s passing. My sincerest condolences to you Debbie, Cassie and family. It was a privilege knowing Mark. I always enjoyed his sense of humor. He was genuine, effortlessly funny and a blast to be around. Too many to recall, but some of my favorite memories of Mark were the times simply running into him around town over the years, catching up and having a few laughs, particularly as a young kid tagging along with my parents. Those little moments, among many, will always stick with me. I’ll never forget Mark. Best wishes Debbie and Cassie. 

Dear Deb and family,  So very sorry to hear of your loss. My you take comfort in all your wonderful memories. Molly Miller

I’m in total shock hearing this sad news.  Mark and I were great friends from our high school days.  I especially hung out with him my junior/his sophomore year, and he was always cheerful and much fun to be around. I pray that our precious Lord with hold the family extra tight, and provide peace and comfort to your broken hearts❣️ Much love sent from the Hayes ( Sue Wilging) family.

Debbie, Cassie and family, we offer you our deepest sympathies. Wishing you peace to bring you comfort. Courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to hold forever in your heart. 
Randy, Mary Ann, Holli and Jeremy Jacobs

I am so sorry to learn of the death of Mark.  I lived near Mark growing up and hung out with him many times at Prospect Park where we played baseball, football and even ice skated in the winter on the frozen tennis courts at the park.  Mark and I where even paper boys delivering the Mansfield News Journal.  He was a great guy and fun to be around during our time at Malabar HS.
My condolences to his family.
May he Rest In Peace.

Ron Baumberger

Debbie, we're so very sorry to hear that your husband has passed. You and your family are in our hearts and prayers. Love to you. 
Peggy Harrison and 
Liz Pfizenmayer

My heart goes out to Debbie and all of Marks family and friends.  Mark has left behind so many stories, memories and sayings that I will call Markisms.. we would never be able to put them all onto paper! You will be remembered and dearly missed. 
 Gods speed Mark. 


David and I met Mark and Debbie fairly recently  when we moved across from Cassie and Matt and family.  Such pleasant people! We of course will continue to enjoy Debbie, but are so sad Mark has passed on. Our deep and sincere sympathy and prayers for Debbie, Cassie, Matt, and the girls, and all who knew and loved him ❤️

I had the pleasure of meeting Mark while serving him breakfast every Saturday morning at my family’s bar Mr P’s. He became my insurance agent and introduced me to a friend of his and got me a job interview. I’m so thankful for the friendship we built. I am beyond sad to hear he passed, he will be missed. Debbie, Cassie and family my thoughts, prayers, and hugs are with you. 
Rest in paradise my friend!

Cassie So sorry to read of your Dad's passing. Please know I am thinking of you and your family in this time of sadness. My condolences sent with love.

I've known Mark since high school. He had a smile for everyone. His positive attitude and great sense of humor defined him. I have fond memories of hanging out with Mark at the ski lodge! He will be missed.

My deepest heartfelt sympathies to you Debbie, Cassie and all of Mark’s immediate and extended family. 
A Prospect Park alumni, I’ve known Mark and his family for most of my life. We were lucky to share growing up in “the best” neighborhood. It was special time, a special place.
I knew Mark to be a hard worker, a family man and of course a real character. No doubt everyone knows that. 
I always enjoyed our occasional get-togethers as we exercised our questionable senses of humor. I’m smiling right now.
My thoughts are with Mark and Chris today.
Sincerely,
Terry




Debbie-  I am sooo sorry to hear about your dear husband.  I had no idea of your loss.  You are most definitely in our thoughts and prayers!    Hugs!  Shayne, Kim, Graham & Grayson Sanders

Mark will be missed by all who knew him. I've known Mark since we were 5 years old. Debbie and Cassie, I am here for you. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Debbie, Cass and family
My sincerest condolences for your loss. Mark always gave me so much joy at every encounter. I know this is a time of mourning but it gives me great pleasure and comfort knowing he and Jimmy are together cracking jokes and judging the Browns/Buckeyes.
 Mark was really the first person to ever begin to treat me as an adult, maybe b/c Jimmy was so smart he thought we all were! I always just appreciated the fact he never judged me for anything like getting in trouble in my youth, he just talked to me like an adult friend. I'm so grateful for him and to your family during those teenage years. I was just drawn to him from the first time i met him. Again my deepest condolences to both of you.  Favorite stories.. I love how mad he would get at soccer officials/ OSU tailgating/ back porch talks/walks to Reamelton to "tip us off" of trouble.  I miss and love you both, Jeff 

It is with great sadness to learn of Mark’s passing.  I first met Mark in the Sixth Grade when we played Basketball against his Prospect Team.  Later when I moved into the neighborhood there were many memories made at Prospect Park.  Mark had a News Journal Route and I would substitute for him from time to time.  Mark was a great guy and he will be missed.
To Debbie and children, I hope your wonderful memories carry you through this difficult time.  You all are in my thoughts and prayers 🙏

I was shocked and saddened to hear of Mark's passing.  We have been friends since middle school.  I have many fond memories of growing up with Mark.  I so enjoyed catching up with him at our last class reunion.   I miss you my friend - your quick whit, friendly smile, fun-loving spirit and sincere heart.  May God's comfort and peace hold your family up in this time of loss.   Your life-long friend, Greg Loesch.

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Mark W. Stull

8 juin 1953 – 24 novembre 2022

Wappner Funeral Directors Mansfield

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