  Mark..  The person who always smiled, made you laugh, and make sure it was fun!!
   From the day I arrived in this world to the day Mark departed to heaven we bonded and became lifelong friends. Growing up as next-door neighbors we saw each other just about every day. Boy was that neighborhood from a different era! Some will know what I’m talking about. I have 55 years of memories...
   Fishing and skating at the pond. 
   Swimming and rafting in his flooded backyard. 
   Kick the can and capture the flag. 
   Sledding on Hillcroft Lane. 
   Mark showing me how he can pee over a Volkswagen bug. 🤣
   Stan’s TV. 
   Quoits  and quarters in the basement. 
   Myrtle Beach golf. 
   Christmas parties at Butch and Joys. 

  To Heather, Markie, Jake, and the Marrazzo family,
  Mark was a special kind of person and will be missed by all. 😢
 May God be with you through these  difficult times. 

 Our love is with you, 
Donald Matlack  aka BEAR
Mary, DJ, Joe, Steven
The Matlack Family

Heather, Mark and Jake,
 We send all our love, prayers and comfort to you.  The great memories and laughs we all shared will be with us forever in our hearts and memories.  “ MR. MARRAZZO ” will be missed by many people for he had a special gift to make people laugh and was always in their corner no matter what. He was a very special man to all.  We love all of you.
Maria, Bill, Jake and Paige ❤️❤️


Praying for God‘s peace end guidance as you grow through this loss. Mark always had a smile and laughter to share.  I remember our Christmas Eve gatherings and how he would always bring laughter to the room and to all who entered.  Cherish all those great  memories as you heal through the loss of a loved one.  And may you feel his presence as he watches over you from above.

When I heard Mark passed I was so sad. I tried this several times but couldn't find the words. Even though I lost touch with Mark over the years. I have many fond memories from the high school years, and after, and I will never forget him. I will never forget his unique laugh. He was the first person I saw and yell surprise !!  jumping up and down at my 19th birthday party. Many fun times at Pat's Hideaway where I think Mark personally  wore out the 45 in the juke box of the song" Hey Hey What Can I Do." Zep. So many good times and the Marrazzo family was so welcoming at their house even Corky joined in and drank beer with us sometimes.  Maze is right, when we got together it was magic and Mark just multiplied the laughs ten fold. We all love Mark. My only regret is that I didn't keep in touch more over the years. Rest easy my friend. My deepest sympathy to your family.

Heather, Jake, and Mark please accept our sincere condolences. We are heartbroken over Mark's passing. Mark was an amazing person and has a beautiful spirit that brought joy to all that knew him. We will always cherish the great memories made together bonding over our son's friendship and the love of our goldens, fire pit hang outs, holiday parties, always ordering too much food out, and always laughing till the tears are flowing.  

Love Always,

Jim, Maureen, Nick, Colin & Scout DiVietro

Heather,Marky and Jake,

I met Mark in 1995 working on the Sony amphitheater in Camden, We were out on the River all winter doing concrete form work and became friends for life. We played golf in every Carpenters outing since and shared countless laughs and good times. I will miss him dearly, but I am sure his wonderful spirit will carry on forever through both his boys who he loved so much. We will all miss you Razz. Rest In Peace my Brother ,I’ll see you on the other side 

Lifetime Memories were a common and frequent occurrence whenever us guys got together with Mark Marrazzo. Have you ever doubled over, hit the floor and laughed to tears? It happened all the time. From our crazy high school days, to recently. . Mark must of had a million friends, and I count myself lucky to be one of them. Golf was more fun when Mark was there. Poker night was more fun when Mark was there. Our annual golf trips were always a blast. Mark was always there when anyone needed a hand too.  He was a great, great guy and I love him. He’s probably got them back-slapping and laughing in heaven already. I LOVE YOU VELVEETA! 

Heather,
Mark will never leaves us. His memories will live on in our hearts forever. For me, it will be the memory of Mark’s smile, the sound of his laughter and the way he made you feel right at home when you were with him. 
 I hope all the years and all your memories will bring comfort to you and your children.
My most deepest and sincere sympathies.

Through our grief, we will remember to smile whenever we picture Mark, Heath.  He was such a sweet guy and will be sorely missed by all who knew him. You and he were one of those “forever couples” and that will never change. Our hearts are full whenever we think of you two and your beautiful boys. Sending loving, healing thoughts to you❤️❤️

Mark was such a funny, kind person. He could light up a room with his humor. When he, Kevin, Whitey, Scott were all together you knew it was a good time. Even hearing stories of their childhood, you had to laugh. At Brian & my wedding, he quickly made friends with my kids and had them laughing like crazy. They just thought he was the funniest guy. He will be missed. 

Though it has been so many years, we cherish our memories together during our CHYAA and Pride days. It seemed as though we were on those bleachers all summer long. Sometimes we don’t realize we are making wonderful memories until they’re long over.....we look back on those days so fondly. Our family is thinking of you all and keeping you in our prayers. May Mark’s memory be for a blessing. 

Heather, Markie and Jake, 

Our most sincere condolences to all of you on the passing of an amazing individual in Mark. We have long considered him and all of you to be close friends to our family and will cherish our memories. The time spent together over these last many years with a smiling, joyous, laughing and boisterous person that Mark was has brought us all so much joy. Having sons that become best friends in life is a bond that can’t be broken and the luck we had ending up as true friends with you makes us feel so happy. From time spent together at the swim club, swim meets, coaching baseball at CHYAA, many fire-pit sessions, Christmas Eves and each and every single time I needed help with one of my lame construction projects…Mark was there with a smile and a joke. The love that he had for you Heather, the boys and Riley was evident and remarkable. 

The memories we have of him will stay with us forever. We love you guys.  
Dale, Karen, Casey, Jack, Peter, Zach & Dutch


I was deeply saddened when I heard the news that Mark has past Marks personality and joyful nature will be remembered by all that graced his presence. The Brotherhood of Carpenters lost a respected and devoted member he will be surly be remembered by all of us that had the pleasure to work with him he lit up every job with his laughter it  was something special he brought to us all. Prayers and well wishes to the entire family. I will miss you Mark RIP my friend. 

Sending my deepest condolences to Heather and the entire Marrazzo family. Mark was one of a kind and will be greatly missed. Two of the more recent times I saw him were at Bobby's funeral and then at Whitey's. He spoke from the heart and with much humor about their antics growing up and playing ball. I'd like to think they're all together again, hanging out and laughing. RIP Tank. 

I worked with mark down the island we laughed every day I’m so upset I can’t believe it we had so much fun working together I will miss him prayers to his family we lost a good person I’m sorry 

Heather, Markie and Jake,  we send all our love, strength and prayers. Your Dad is greatest. So many  great memories and laughs.  We will miss him dearly.  He is and will always be #1 to us. 
❤️ love, Pat, Sharon, Patrick and Gabi

Heather, Mark and Jake I'm so sorry for your loss Mark was a dear friend who was always there for me when I needed him I will always cherish the memories he will certainly be missed if there is anything I can do for you all please don't hesitate to call or text 

Heather, Mark, & Jake,
Words cannot express how deep my feeling of loss is at the passing of my best friend.  Over fifty years of memories to remember, cherish, and share.  It all began in kindergarten when Mark was copying my fingerpainting and Mrs. Witcraft made him start his painting over, and later as alter boys when Mark would eat the unblessed eucharist before mass because he was hungry. In eighth grade we were in charge of delivering the pretzels on pretzel day, Mark would twist off the nubs of the pretzels and eat them. When asked by Sister Nancy what happened to the nubs, Mark would say straight-faced, "They came that way, Sister Nancy."  As our 8th-grade football team's quarterback, and cornerback, he led us to an undefeated, unscored upon, perfect season, winning the parochial league Football Title for the first and only time in school history. Later in life, at my wedding rehearsal, he held me up when I passed out and brought smelling salts to the wedding to make sure I would make it through the ceremony.  His laugh and personality would fill up any room, and he truly cared about everybody else. He was there for everybody whenever they asked for help, and he even joined the Knights of Columbus just to make me happy. He was my Best Man, my son's Godfather (a role he took very seriously), and My BROTHER.  I will miss him and he will never be forgotten. We will always be here for you Heather, Mark, & Jake.
With much love,
Kevin, Sherri, Kelsey, & Tyler

I have only know Mark for a few years working at the Cherry Hill Township however we have enjoyed his company and work over these years.  Mark was always there to help out if you needed anything and he will be missed by the Township.  Our thoughts and prayers from the Construction Office are with Mark and his family at this time.  

Heather, Mark and Jake, 
   We are truly heartbroken by your loss. We always enjoyed catching up with you all at swim meets, school functions, and just around the neighborhood. Mark was a great neighbor and friend and will be missed. 
The DiVito family 

Dear Heather & Boys -
I'm so sorry to learn the news of Mark's passing. My family's heart just breaks for all of you we when learned. From those Bowling Banquets in the Poconos with my grandfather to my visits to townhall and running into him was always a pleasure. That laugh and smile always stood out to me as soon someone that was always having fun no matter what he was doing or helping. A genuine great guy that I enjoyed being around. He will be missed by everyone that he has touched. We have all of you in our prayers during this very difficult time. Rob, Kim, Megan and Emily Connor

Heather, I don't even know where to start except to tell me how broken hearted we are.  So many good memories with you both. The stories about all the different jobs they guys were on, Mark's driving 90 miles an hour yet he was the guy that always got it done. He was the one that showed up at the picnic/party and you thought to yourself "yes Mark is here - gonna be a great time". His smile, his generosity, so proud of his boys and loved you so! He will so dearly be missed by us and we pray for you, Marky & Jake that you will always hold in your hearts the wonderful person that God blessed you with! Mark shared life.
May he rest in peace...................... 
Dave, Kelly, David and Morgan Rein

Heather,Jake and Mark,
We are so sorry and saddened to hear about Mark. We have fond memories of him at the baseball field watching Griffin and Jake play. We will always remember him calling Griffin “Crimedog” which to this day makes us laugh. He was clearly full of life. We will keep you in our prayers.
Fred ,Jean, and Griffin “Crimedog” Dabritz

Dear Heather & Boys - 
I'm so sorry to learn the news of Mark's passing.  My family's heart  just breaks for all of you when learn.  From those Bowling Banquets in the Ponchos with my grandfather to my visits to townhall and running into him was always a pleasure.  That laugh and smile always stood out to me as soon someone that was always having fun no matter what he was doing. A genuine great guy that I enjoyed to be around.  He will be missed by everyone that he has touched.  We have all of you in our prayers during this very difficult time. Rob, Kim, Megan and Emily Connor

Heather and family,

I'm so sorry for your loss. I have so many great memories of Mark.  His infectious laugh will continue to bring joy to me everytime I think of him. Prayers to you and your boys.

Mark Camardo 

I was so sad to hear about Mark's passing.  We only worked together for a short time, but from my first conversations with him, it was easy to feel like we were old friends.  Words cannot express how sorry I am for your loss.

Mark, say hello to my Joanne. She and I enjoyed your company at the bowling banquets. You were one special guy, full of life. It is true, the good die young. Heather, I am available if you need anything. I even have a fenced in yard to take care of your dog. Sooo sorry for your loss.

My Dear Heather,  we are so grateful we had that supper with You and Mark.  Before I moved  to NC.   How we did laugh .   Also , , Mark repaired my cupboard door.  I walk by door and      remember that.    I could write an essay on the memories of life with You,Mark, Marky, and Jake. Thank you.   Much Love, Honey (Mary)

I will miss Mark.  I have not seen him since highschool but over the years I've thought about him and what he was doing.  I tried to connect with him through social media but did not succeed.   Turns out I only needed to ask Kevin -  Mark's good friend.
Mark and I graduated together.  We played football together.  He was always a kind person and good to everyone.  His laugh was genuine.  It made me smile.  I will miss my friend.
My thoughts are with his wife and his children.

Our hearts are broken, my mind is racing with memories, but my soul smiles as my eyes cry at all the memories of my dear friend who will never be forgotten!!  May God bless, and give some kind of peace to the Marrazzo family as you go through this hard time ❤️❤️    

The Dombrowski family 

Heather, Mark and Jake
Were so sorry to hear of the passing of Mark! We have so many great memories of the boys playing ball at CHYAA. Your husband was so kind, and we will forever keep him in our heart. 
We also understand the heart ache and if we can do anything let us know but for now know our family are praying for you. 
Love the Robertson family. 

Heather, Mark, and Jake:

We are so sorry for your loss. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. We will always remember Mark’s sense of humor and how his laughter would fill a room.

Love, 
Shawn and Ashley Babcock

Heather,
We are very sorry for your loss.  Our condolences to you, Jake & Mark - The Berkowitz Family (WFS)

Words are hard to express with the loss of a husband and father at a young age. Heather, Mark,Jr and Jake. Please know that "the world is  a better place because Mark was a part of it".  As  baseball grandparents, to Brandon Pappas, we were blessed to know Mark and share a part of his life as a great Dad. Heather, Our prayers and thoughts are always with you and your family. May God Bless You

Mark always would light up a room with his big smile and laughter. He will be so missed by all the lives he touched throughout the years! Please know Patterson's and Delaney families are sending you love and prayers for support during this difficult time. 

My deepest sympathy to the whole Marrazzo Family, so sorry about Mark's passing.

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Mark A. Marrazzo

19 May, 1964 – 5 December, 2020

Blake-Doyle Funeral Home

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