
Mark Richard Nelson
February 11, 1948 - August 12, 2011
Obituary
OMRO - Mark R. Nelson, age 63, passed away on Friday, Aug. 12, 2011, surrounded by his family. He was born on Feb. 11, 1948, the son of Harold and Dorothy (Waldvogel) Nelson. Mark served his country for two tours in Vietnam. He worked as a business consultant for several companies such as Gibson Guitar, Whirlpool Appliances and Schering-Plough Drug Co. Mark was the co-founder and grief counselor of Camp T.A.G. (Teaching About Grief), a youth summer camp helping children with grief issues, in Springfield, Tenn. Mark's passion in life was volunteering with organizations to include, Red Cross, homeless shelters, food banks, orphanages, Veteran's organizations and various hospitals. He was most recently employed as a Pediatric Hospice Nurse. Mark is survived by his sons, Kyle of Glen Falls, N.Y. and Mark II of St. Louis, Mo.; two sisters, Joan (Kenneth) Schultz of Woodstock, Ga. and Linda (Jim) Whitney of Wisc. Rapids; a very special friend, Susan Curran of Omro; and nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; four brothers, Gary, Jerome (Romey), Gene and Alan; and a sister, Karen. A private family gathering was held. A special thank you to the Cardiac Care and Hospice Staff at William S. Middleton VA Hopsital.
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Dave
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RIP Nellie. You taught me a lot. "No man left behind...."
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Michelle Suter (Pumpkin)
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You are and will always be my best friend Mr. Mark I will never forget you as long as I shall live. I pray everyday that God will keep you safe and guard your life. Your were more than just a friend to me. Mark you were my best friend. I love you so much you will be missed more than you ever thought you would. Bless your soul. I love you
Your forever and always
Pumpkin (Michelle Suter)
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Danielle
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I am saddened by your death, especially to have learned of it so far after the fact. You were such a wonderful and great person. You were a very real and honest person but those attributes also came along with a lot of love. You taught me a lot about how to care for and comfort others and for that I will always be grateful. Though I only spent a few weekends with you those times @ Camp TAG will be forever cherished. RIP