This memorial website was created in tribute to our loved one: Mark Brown - 63 years old, born on August 24, 1957 and passed away on February 8, 2021.
It is a collection to preserve Mark's memory for his many loved ones including his 4 year old grandson, Zane, who will be joined by another brother in May.
Mark didn't want a funeral service but rather for people to reflect on fond memories and share them with one another.
The "Life" tab includes a brief biography of his journey which is embellished by highlights in the "Stories" section as well as many priceless photos and videos in the "Gallery."
Please feel welcome to upload any stories, photos, or videos you may have of Mark or leave a note of support as "Tribute" using the section below.
It is a collection to preserve Mark's memory for his many loved ones including his 4 year old grandson, Zane, who will be joined by another brother in May.
Mark didn't want a funeral service but rather for people to reflect on fond memories and share them with one another.
The "Life" tab includes a brief biography of his journey which is embellished by highlights in the "Stories" section as well as many priceless photos and videos in the "Gallery."
Please feel welcome to upload any stories, photos, or videos you may have of Mark or leave a note of support as "Tribute" using the section below.
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Gallery
Cannon Beach, Oregon

Bryant, Arkansas - Making a fire in the backyard

Dad with his grandson Zane (December 2016)

Jennie's Wedding (October 2014)

Hiking in the San Francisco Presidio (April 2020)

Recent stories
Grandpa
Dad was so excited to be a Grandpa. While we lived on opposite sides of the country, Zane and Dad developed a great relationship. Dad made sure that Zane had all the Packers and Cowboy gear any little boy could ask for. It was a never-ending surprise what amazon package would show up on my doorstep any given week.
Proud Grandpas
Zane and my grandson were born about a week apart. It was both of ours first grandchild. I loved sharing pictures, videos and stories about our grandsons with Mark. Nothing made Mark smile or happier than his grandson and bragging about him.
Mark and I spent a lot of Saturdays together at the office, he would be blasting some classic country and we would BS about life, kids, work and how we thought we could make the world a better place. Thank you for always taking the time to talk and give advice. I miss you Mark and will always remember you with a smile.
Mark and I spent a lot of Saturdays together at the office, he would be blasting some classic country and we would BS about life, kids, work and how we thought we could make the world a better place. Thank you for always taking the time to talk and give advice. I miss you Mark and will always remember you with a smile.
Equanimity
Dad practiced Buddhism and one of his favorite concepts was Equanimity. He learned it studying the teachings of his favorite monk: Ajahn Chah. It means to have an even temperament, to accept everything arises and passes away. He always wanted to visit one of Ajahn Chah’s monasteries and in April 2019 we finally got to make that happen by visiting Abhayagiri in Redwood, CA. This is a slide show Dad created to commemorate the trip including the monastery, hiking the Redwoods and dinner at one of my favorite restaurants in San Francisco, Chubby Noodle.