Mark and I were best neighborhood friends until we moved away! Mark and his parents were wonderful people! We lived at 2230 s 73rd st! He came with us to my grandma and grandpas farm in Platteville wi,we collected newspapers from the neighborhood for spending money,and we both loved cars and would ride our bikes to the dealer lots and always looking for muscle cars and new models! Mark was a couple years older than me,so I thought it was pretty cool to ride in his friend from Central highs 1964 maroon GTO !  We used to have a little fort in the top of his dads garage where we would talk about boy things,which was usually about girls!! I was looking to see what had happened to Mark,and was stunned that he had passed on 14!! God bless you my friend,and l will see you again in Heaven!!!

I just learned of Mark's passing.  He and I went to high school together and I remember him as a funny, friendly and warm person.  He will be mentioned and missed at our 50th high school reunion in 2016.

Noreen Woods Killian, West Allis Central Class of 1966

Mark was first and foremost a wonderful friend.  Over the years we had some great times together that I will never forget.  I had the pleasure of having Mark work for me for several years.  I could always count on Mark.  He made my job a lot easier as I could always depend on him.  Mark could always brighten your day and make you laugh.  He never had a bad thing to say about anyone. He was one of the most positive people I have known.  He talked about his daughters and his grandchildren often.  He loved his family deeply.  His daughters and family did a nice tribute at his memorial service.  Mark would have been proud.  It was obvious how much he was loved and will be missed.  God bless you Mark, my dear friend.

Mark was a very special person and I am so glad that he was in my life. I will cherish the memories that I have. God bless my friend and see you in heaven

Mark and I worked together for a while at the O'Hare Post Office.  He was a truly wonderful human being, and getting to know him was both a pleasure and an honor.  My deepest sympathies to his loving family.

Mark left a lasting impression on everyone who was fortunate enough to have them in their life, no matter what the capacity.

As a friend, one could never ask for anything more. He valued his friendships and nurtured each one carefully. You always knew you were close in thought, whether by a phone call, card or visit. He never forgot to reach out to you  - no matter what he was dealing with in his own life. He'd always take the time or make the time to support you.

As a father and grandfather, the enormous love he had for his family was obvious! All one has to do is spend a few minutes with his loved ones to see the impact and impression he had in their lives.

In the workplace, he was extremely devoted and regularly went above and beyond for his employers and co-workers.

Mark had a way of making people feel comfortable and cared for. Mark had a steadfast nature and seemed to easily diffuse a bad situation.  He was ready and willing to listen to all sides of a story, yet never passed judgment.  One never heard him speak badly of anyone, he accepted people for who they were. Mark always tried to remain positive, despite how bad the situation appeared to seem - he could always find the humor or good in it.  Mark was always ready and willing to help - and if he wasn't sure how to he would find a way. And Mark never attached a string or price tag, or asked anything in return - it came straight from his heart!

As a veteran, Mark was truly a hero!  Despite the fact that he ultimately sacrificed his life for his country - we never heard him complain or express regret. He always seemed to just accept it as a part of his duty.

Mark, you will be deeply missed by so many people!  You have touched so many lives and spread so much love!  Your memory will remain forever in our hearts and our actions - in the stories we share, the jokes we continue to spread, the love we show each other, and our laughter and tears as we remember cherished times!

God Bless... until we meet again my friend

Whenever help was needed or questions answered, Mark was there. He had a valor among us common folk and certainly will be missed. We shall meet again.

God Bless you Mark. We had so much fun when we were kids. You had such a calm way about you. I know you're with God now. Peace be with you always, your cousin Theresa.

Dearest Brother in law, You will never be forgotten...you live on in your beautiful girls and your precious grandchildren...and in all the lives you touched while you were here.  You spread joy and peace with your always positive outlook on life.  We are all blessed to have had you in our lives!  Thank you, friend, for your service to our country, for being the wonderful father & grandfather...we will miss you!  Enjoy eternity with your maker:)!

Mark Wolski...an angel allowed to play among the common people! I, am one of the common people that was lucky enough to have him in my life. Mark was more than just a friend, he was a brother, a confidant, a wonderful gift from above! Thank you Mark Wolski for all the memories, for all the teachings, for all the laughs... and now for the tears. Rest in peace pal.

Mark had taught me so much and he was so fun to work with, he had a way to make us all laugh.  We all have great memories of him.  I will miss you Mark!!  Your in God hands now.  Love, Sue B

As Team Leader of a critical Human Resources function, Mark had it all- that rare blend of technical, inter-personal, and managerial skills. He and his team kept a wide variety of operations customers fully serviced, frequently under difficult circumstances. Even when he left my group for a bigger job, the first thing he did was tell me it wasn't because he was unhappy...he was, as was typical for him, just looking for a new and bigger challenge. Total class guy- 
Au Revoir, Mark.....

Mark was a good friend to many and represented the US Veteran community well.  While working together and even after his retirement, we continued to share emails where he could find some of the most hiliraous jokes known.  He touched many lives and helped create many a federal career through the US Postal Service, safe travels Hiring Guy!

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Mark A. Wolski

27 avril 1948 – 12 juillet 2014

Montclair-Lucania Funeral Home

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