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Heroin Memorial - 2016/03/27 - Mark Jack - Age 26 yrs - Hamburg, New York

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Monday, 18 July 2016

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2016/03/27 - Mark Jack - Age 26 yrs - Hamburg, New York

Submitted by: Tricia Costantino - Parent

Name: Mark Jack
State: New York, 14075
Date of Passing: 3/27/16
Date of Birth: 3/25/90
Age: 26

Tell Us About Them:

Mark was funny and tried to make everyone laugh. He kind and had a huge heart. He was smart and didn't realize it. He was strong.

Tell Us About Their Struggles With Addiction:

Mark struggled with the disease for 8 years. Many rehabs, shocks, jail time. He tried and tried but couldn't beat it.

What Made Them Smile?

When others smiled mark smiled. When he made me laugh he was thrilled

What Do You Miss the Most About Them?

His laugh

If You Had a Chance to Say One More Thing to Your Angel What Would It Be?

I love you infinity times infinity plus 1. And everything will be OK

#AskMeAboutMyAngel #HeroinMemorial #GoneToSoon

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