Birth date: Feb 18, 1952 Death date: Mar 19, 2018
A big-hearted and gregarious person, Mark Edward Huwer, age 66, of Dayton, passed away Monday, March 19th, 2018. He was born February 18th, 1952 to Sarah (Banta) and Clarence Huwer. Mark graduated from Chaminade High School in 19 Read Obituary
In loving memory of Mark Huwer, a wonderful dad and grandpa, we give to his grandchildren.\r\n\r\nGrandchildren fill a place in your heart you didn't know was empty. They make the world a little softer, a little kinder, a little warmer.
To: Mark\u2019s Children,\r\n \r\nI met your Dad 2012 as my Realtor\/ friend he was a wonderful man , always smiling , joking , and honest . My husband and I like your Dad so much when we looked for a vacation home in another state I called Mark , I told him I would like for him to help us find a vacation home. He said I would love too but I\u2019m only license for the state of Ohio :(\r\nFor 6 yrs I touched bases with your Dad just to see how he was doing . He always had a wonderful story about his kids and grandkids . With in the 6yrs Mark help 5 family\/friends purchase a home. \r\n\r\nYour Dad was more than just a Realtor he was our friend. Who always had wonderful \r\nstories about all of you guys and the grandkids.\r\nMark will truly be Missed by many.
My love of nature absolutely came from my amazing parents always taking us camping. For this i will plant a tree in your name in hopes that my family and others families will too get to enjoy the world as we did.
Miranda & Dan -- We are so sorry for your loss. Mark was truly a kind and thoughtful man. We hope many good memories will help ease your time of grief.
Daddy-O was one of the most simple people you'd ever meet. Always made sure others were happy and cared for before took care of himself. He taught me to be the person i am today. He saw himself in me and always told me i remind him of himself. This is one of the biggest honors a man can hear for he was the ultimate human being. A great father, a wonderdul person, and my best friend. I will alwaya cherish the time we spent together. My heart is heavy from missing you so much, but i know you did life exactly how you always preach to me to do it. Just do the things you love and take care of your family. I will pops. Love you. See you soon.
To Mark's Family: The first line of his obituary says it all.....a very good and kind man. I knew Mark through real estate; he was always helpful, encouraging and friendly to deal with. I'm so sorry for your loss!
What an interesting man and father! I always enjoyed his warm smile and his sense of humor. His testimony to his well-lived life are his children. I am sure he will continue to be a guiding influence on them. He was truly blessed! To his family...you have my deepest sympathies.
To Mark\u2019s Family, we all will miss Mark dearly. Prayers and strength for all of you to get through this difficult time.
I think you found solace in the small things such as sitting outside and listening to the calm, seeing the trees sway, or watching the fire crackle. It only seems appropriate to me to plant a tree in your name so you can continue enjoying the outdoors as you have for so many years.
Dad, to say that I will miss you would be an understatement. Regardless of where we were, whether it be in the garage tinkering, at the ball field, in the Miata \"cruising\
