Mark Alan Holcombe

Mark had an endless passion for craftsmanship and always found a reason to keep his hands busy. If you knew Mark, you knew he was the best at leading, framing, and getting the job done. He was well respected by many for his craftsmanship, leadership, and dedication to his work. Following his retirement after 37 years in carpentry, he continued to pour his time, talent, and energy into the projects he loved. Whether maintaining the cabin he shared with Denise, tackling home improvement projects for one of his sons, lending a helping hand to family and friends, or finding ways to make everyday life a little more practical, Mark was always working on something. He was, without a doubt, the ultimate Project Manager.

Beyond his love for building and fixing things, Mark knew how to enjoy life to the fullest. He loved boating, snowmobiling, water skiing, and traveling with his wife. Some of his most cherished moments were spent cheering on his grandsons at their sporting events, proudly supporting them in everything they did. His grandsons meant the world to him.

Mark was a loving husband who always had Denise by his side, ready to join him in whatever wild idea came to mind. Together, they shared a lifetime of love, laughter, adventure, and unforgettable memories. The bond they shared was something truly special, and the life they built together will forever be cherished.

Mark spent his life building things that would last, but his greatest legacy was the life he built with his family. The love he shared, the memories he created, and the lessons he passed down will live on through his wife, sons, and grandsons for generations to come.

Mark is preceded in death by his father, Donald Holcombe.

He is survived by his loving wife of 43 years, Denise Holcombe; his two sons, Josh Holcombe (Coryna Holcombe) of Palm Desert, California, and Jacob Holcombe (Whitney Holcombe) of Severance, Colorado; his four beloved grandsons, Conrad, Henry, Hudson, and Mateo; his mother, Geraldine Holcombe; his two brothers, Jim Holcombe (Deb Holcombe) and John Holcombe (Carolyn Holcombe); as well as many nieces, nephews, extended family members, and dear friends who will miss him deeply.