TIME is always taken for granted.  We believe we have more time then we truly do.   In honour of Mark his car was finished.   Every where she goes people will know whose car it is and the senseless reason he isn't the one driving it.   Love ya to the moon and beyond.   Never forgotten, truly missed, forever loved.

I reflect on the day Mark and I first met, it was at Niagara College. We were in our first year of Electrical/Electronics , we partnered up in our lab classes and we drove together as I picked him up on my way to Welland. He bought his first house down the road from where I bought my first house, we shared renovation stories and later Mark would find himself living in Ft Erie in the country. Ive been to his place, slowly life happened while were busy making other plans... we lost contact. My memory of Mark, is he had this distinctive smile, great laughter and was a loyal friend! I tried to reconnect,  but I was to late. I miss his smile, laughter and friendship  💙 

Mark & I had attended Niagara College together, teamed up as partners in the Electronics program. We became friends, over the 2yr course. He lived along the way, so I would often pick him up and drive in and back together. On the odd occasional week ends, we would go out to either Buffalo or St Catharines and tip a few pint and quite a few laughs!!! what a great guy is all I can say 😞 and regret we lost touch.

I have had the pleasure of working for Mark for 16 years.  He was the best boss I had the honor of working for.  Linda and I have shared some good times with Mark and Nancy and they will be cherished.  We will miss his sense of humor, his kindness and his laughter.  Mark you will forever be in our thoughts and in our hearts.  You will truly be missed my friend.

Nancy, Ron, Gloria,
We were so shocked to hear the news about Mark.  The loss to your family is unimaginable.  We have known Mark for at least 20 years and it was a pleasure.  He was alway there and willing to lend a hand share a word or just wave when passing through.   We share in your sorrow and over time we wish you peace of mind.  
Let the good memories prevail.   On behalf of all of us here at Barber Hymac please accept our sincere condolences.  We will sincerely miss this great guy.
 Chris, Art & Mike ( The Brothers vanKralingen)

OUR CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY,I WILL MISS MARKS VISITS ON FRIDAY NIGHTS FOR A DRINK,HIS VISITS ON SATURDAY , AND ESPECIALLY THE WAY HE WOULD GET CHRISSY GOING BY ASKING HER, WHAT DID RICK DO ALL WEEK WHILE YOU WERE AT WORK,AND HE KNEW WHAT THE ANSWER WAS. WE WILL MISS HIS LAUGH AND SMILE. I MEET AN AMAZING MAN THAT TURNED INTO A GREAT FRIEND.WE WILL MISS YOU ALWAYS MARK

My deepest condolences to Mark's family.   Rest in peace Mark.

I've  known Mark for the last twenty years. He did the trucking for our business for years. We would always prank each other every chance we could. He was in my office last week joking around with me and my sister and to get his cheque. I'll miss Mark he was always the source of a good laugh.  Happy trails Mark.

Ron, I don’t even have the words - so sorry for your loss.  Mark was a great person, and I know you will miss him dearly.  Take care of yourself. 

Trish and Mary Farr

Wow what a shock. Hard to find the words.

 Working with Mark sure was an experience. He was a strong willed person and a hard worker. I can say that he loved trucking. 

My sincere condolences to Ron, Gloria and Michelle. Please know we are thinking of you. Sending love.

Hi - I just heard about Mark and just wanted to send my condolences to the whole family - so sorry and was shocked .  I work for Handling Specialty and talked to Mark many times using Stewart's through the years for trucking our equipment or moving material for us between our plants.  Awesome guy and awesome service !

I first met Mark and his dad 13 years ago when I was between jobs. Mark asked me if I wanted a job driving and fixing his trucks as his company was expanding. I said yes and the rest is history.
Mark was the best boss and the dearest friend a person could ever ask for. He was a real go getter and his energy and enthusiasm was infectious.
I will never forget his kindness as a person or a boss. Words cannot express the sense of loss and sorrow Lyne and I feel.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Nancy, Ron, Gloria and the rest of his family at this time. 

Mark was the most generous, thoughtful and caring person that my husband and I had the opportunity to become a friend with. We met Mark and Nancy three years ago as we bought our trailers across from eachother. It wasn't long before a friendship grew between the four of us. We had many weekends ordering in Chinese Food, sitting around a campfire and just talking on the deck. We got into a routine of Mark waving over to us every morning with a big smile on his face. You see Mark had the most unique smile with the best and most contagious laugh and man could he make you laugh. We had a lot of inside jokes that my husband and I are going to miss. Mark who's going to call me princess now!!! My husband and Mark referred to eachother as father and son as someone had referenced them as this and Mark would make jokes telling my husband that he didn't deserve his allowance this week. Mark was a jokester, but in the best way. Mark our time at the trailer will never be the same as Derek and I will be waiting to see you wave and ask if we want to go for a dip. You will always be in our heart and we will meet again. Love forever Terri-ann and Derek aka Princess and Son

Everyone at Roseman Transport sure had a lot of fun with Mark when they used to park their trucks at our yard years ago. Mark was such a hard worker but always had time for a good laugh too. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.  We are all in shock here. ....Rip Mark 

Mark always brightened my day whenever we spoke.  So sorry for the families loss.  He will be greatly missed.  He was a deeply caring and devoted person.  Forever in our heart and mind.  Pete and Cheryl

Nancy, Ron, Gloria and Family,
My heart breaks for each one of you.  Mark was an amazing guy.  I will fondly the remember all the laughs we have shared over the years.  So thankful I heard that laugh Friday morning. 
His passing will leave a huge hole in so many hearts - family and friends.
Watch for signs he will send you.
RIP in my dear friend.
Brenda

I met Mark at Vesuvius when he started to do trucking for us and then it went to Mark saying I would love you to meet my wife.  We agreed to do a camping trip together at the Net on a May long weekend and a great friendship of the four of us began.  Tom and I will forever treasure those great memories and especially last thanksgiving. Nancy, Ron and family Mark’s smile and laugh will be one we will never forget and will be etched in our hearts forever.  RIP Mark until we meet again.

Although we didn’t really speak to each other I do remember that he was one of the most nicest of cousins on my dads side that was always in high spirits.... why does life have to take away people too soon.  My condolences to you Aunt Gloria, Uncle Ron and Michelle
Leata

My condolences to the family.  Mark was always a kind person. I knew Mark as a child when I was married to his Uncle Bill.  He was always happy.  I am so sorry that this happened to him.  Gloria, Ron and Michelle, I am so sorry for your loss.
Suzanne

Mark had a unique way of looking at you when something you were communicating didn't make much sense.



Me and wife will miss you so deeply. One of the greatest memories we had is from last thanks giving we celebrated together. All the laughs, smiles and jokes that were made. You’re smile will forever stay a image in our mind. This thanks giving will be missing a big part to it, but you will forever have a seat at the table. Till we see again my friend

OBITUARY

Mark Jason Stewart

September 22, 1970 – September 3, 2021

Hetherington & Deans Funeral Chapel

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