Memories of Mark W. Lewis
Storyteller, teacher, mentor, father. Mark W. Lewis was born February 16th, 1954 and passed on December 7th, 2014.
If you have stories, photos, or blessings you wish to share, we invite you to do so here.
Mark's family wishes to express our thanks and our appreciation for all of those who shared in Mark's life.
Because this is an intensely personal time for Mark's family we ask that if you need to contact them directly, please do so at marklewis.memorial@gmail.com (please understand we will respond when able)
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Thoughts
I still miss Mark so dearly
Deej
10th June 2015
Mark brought magic to the Faire, and also to my best friend's wedding where he performed way back in Seal Beach at Sam's Seafood, a local landmark. It was a blessing as evidenced by the longevity of James' marriage. Mark provided a light that remains.
Tim
12th May 2015
The passing of Professor Mark Lewis is a huge loss to the UO community and the SOJC, not to mention the obvious void that is now felt by his family and friends. Mark was an amazing man. The outpouring of love and respect is well-deserving.
I will never forget the summer of 2013. That's when I took the Presentation Skills class. Mark's teaching skills were as impressive as his storytelling prowess; even more so, was witnessing the amazing transformation fellow students made due to his guidance.
Mark took people with raw presentation skills and developed them into excellent public speakers, and this was done over a short period of time. To this day, I remember the PIIPER (Participation, Inspiration, Imagination, Enthusiasm, Respect) and the five "Bs" (Be Seen, Be Heard, Be Understood, Believe, Breath) lessons.
My classmates and I owe Mark a tremendously debt of gratitude. He inspired us to become better presenters and speakers. I will miss watching Mark perform outside of class, but his lessons will always be with me. Godspeed Professor Lewis and thanks for the memories.
ronn1
27th January 2015
Candles
Taken way to soon. Mark was such a kind man and so very talented. I'm glad that I knew him and have great memories.
Patty
Lit by Patty Doren on 21st September 2016
Thinking of you,Mark. I am able to bring myself to finally finish your Father Christmas Mark Dolls that you had seen and inspired in me to create two years ago.Missing you and sending out peace and love to your family,all friends and beloveds. So many have been blessed to have known you, heard your stories, seen your beautiful smile.
Lit by Trish on 9th December 2015
Lit by Lynne Murphy Miller on 27th January 2015
