Birth date: Mar 4, 1959 Death date: Nov 7, 2022
Mark Richard Hevel, 63, passed away on Monday, November 7, 2022, at home with his family by his side. Born in Fort Wayne, he was the son of the late Ted Hevel and Beverly (Remaklus) Hevel, who survives. He was a member of Grace Ga Read Obituary
Sorry, for the loss. went to same school.
R.I.P. Mark and condolences to your family. You’ll be missed.
I was so sorry to see that you lost your husband. May the love of family and friends surround you.
Karen Short
Mark was my planner dispatcher and friend for many years I would bug him 24 hours a day if I had to work so did he and the funny thing about it he always picked up the phone for me! When I found out he was retiring I was sad I was also sad to find out he was sick and I’m very sad to have heard my friend has passed away! I think about mark all the time I miss our talks and I especially miss him. Rest easy mark ViVi and I love you buddy.
I was sorry to hear that Mark passed away. I worked with him at navl. He was a great, fun, co-worker and more important a really nice man. Prayers to his family.
Cindy Hauschild
Mark Hevel was my very first friend in kindergarten, through high school and lasting through life. We enjoyed playing baseball (we were co-captains), basketball and football together as well as all the great high school activities and clubs. We also coached baseball together. I'll miss you old friend, but I'm glad your struggle with ALS is over, and you can have eternal rest and peace. I'm happy that we got to spend some quality time together this year seeing some baseball--our own Field of Dreams.
Mark Hevel was my very first friend in kindergarten, through high school and lasting through life. We enjoyed growing up playing baseball (we were co-captains in high school), basketball and football together as well as all the great high school activities and clubs. We also coached baseball for Colt League (13-15) together. I'll miss you old friend, but I'm glad your struggle with ALS is over, and you can have eternal rest and peace. I'm happy that we got to spend some quality time together this year seeing some baseball--our own Field of Dreams.
I've worked with Mark for many years and while he was a wonderful co-worker, he was an even better friend. When dealing with a loss or illness, he would always send a card with a heartfelt message. Such a great guy who will be deeply missed. Nancy and family, keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
