Announcement: Member 007snake Passed Away

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Announcement: member 007snake passed away

Posted by @Goose17 (Tim).
"I regret to inform everyone that long-standing member Mark 007snake passed away. I got alerted last night by a member that saw the below posts from the performance shop that Mark frequented. I just called them and the gentleman I spoke with confirmed the news. He said Mark died of a massive heart attack at age 56 on Friday.

Mark was a fantastic guy that was quite active here. He always had a positive outlook. Although I never met him in person, we did text occasionally and I was proud to call him “friend.” He will be sorely missed."

RIP Mark

Sorry to hear.

RIP

God Bless

Terrible Prayers and thoughts to his family and loved ones.

Way too young to go.

Didn't know him, but I hate to hear that a member of our community has passed. RIP my friend.

Prayers and condolences for his family and friends.

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Sad to hear. Always had good input over there.
RIP

You just never know when your time is up.

RIP, always sucks to hear about things like this happening. Certainly makes you appreciate the time you have with your loved ones and the hobbies you're passionate about.

56! WoW! RiP brother! Life is short. We never know, when we will go on our last cruise.

Was he a member here?

That is news that you never want to hear. Very sad! So young, too. Prayers for his family and friends during this difficult time.

Yes, Brad, he was a member here.

CobraBob said:

Yes, Brad, he was a member here.

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Thanks Bob, on my phone. I or Barry will add him to the list. I really hate reading stuff like this.

I just texted Barry. He’s gonna add him to the Grimm section. Way too young.

That's horrible. Way too young.
God bless.

So sad, RIP Mark.
He has been added to the memory thread.

And I normally shut down these but in this case if you want to help,
Click here to support Mark Pelletier Memorial Fund organized by Christian Freeman

Mark was a good guy. We shared many late night garage pics of projects underway.
Will be sorely missed.

He was a good guy and well respected. Will be missed.