Mark E Pavlowich

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson Funeral Home - Madison

Mark, you will be missed. Mark rode to Church with me for the last 4 years. Two years ago, I began going to the Food Bank for Mark after Br. Baures was not able to. He and I had a standing appointment to go to the Bank and the Chiropractor every month end. It is through these times together I got to know Mark. We occasionally went to Walmart and Walgreens, including the week prior to his death. Mark enjoyed listening to Wisconsin Public Radio but had a difficult time tuning the radio. With each new radio he bought, we had a training session. Mark blessed my granddaughter with a children’s Book of Mormon stories. We appreciate his interest in her. Mark always carried at least one Book of Mormon where ever he went. He was not bashful asking people he met if they would be interested in reading the Book of Mormon. I believe he handed out more books than anyone else in our congregation. He had a strong testimony of Jesus Christ and didn’t want to miss Church. Charles Clarke

Mark was always a very generous person and mindful of others. We shared grocery trips and travel to Dr. Appts with him voicing his gratitude and thanks. Such a kind man.

Mark was a very kind hearted, and caring person. I had the privilege of being good friends with Mark as we served in the Church for many years. After I moved away 3 years ago, we stayed in contact. God Bless you Mark, and rest in peace my friend.

My husband Bill use to help Mark with many things over the years. He always was learning and had the desire to know more. With his eye issues and the bright lights, it amazed me how he read as much as he did. He was always gathering things to help others. The love and knowledge he had of the gospel helped him enjoy life. He was always asking questions and I know he and Bill talked a lot about different things. I'm grateful that I had the chance to know Mark. Also know he's at peace and no more pain. Illene Baures