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• Inspiration
• A True Storyteller
• Storytelling at the Alpha Delta Phi
• Storytelling at the Alpha Delta Phi
• Stories
• Stories
• An Ill-Prepared "Farewell"
• Mark Lewis' impact on our students and the culture in Allen Hall
• Untold Stories
• Handfasting
• Mark played his recorder in a movie I scored
• Presentations was the best class offered at UofO!
• After hours at Southern Faire
• Faire 2014
• From Chamber Potts, the tinker
• An everyman performer
• Random act of kindness
• Milkshakes
• My Short Story with Mark Lewis and "just" Mark
• My Memory of Mark
• The Dragon's Daughter
• Angel in the audience
• Meeting Mark Lewis for the first time...
• A Fair Tale
• DPAC Memories
• To Mark Lewis
• Mark Lewis has been a beloved and trusted friend since I started working at Faire in 1982.
• Love this man.
• The Writers Room at Alchemy II
• Camp Bravo Magic
• The Man in the Mouseskin Jerkin
• His Lewisness
• I will love you forever and ever Mark
• Faeriecon Memories
• daily antics
• Member of my short lived Radio troup
• Gradeschool and beyond…
• The Storyteller King's Return Home
• Love
• Many memories of Mark
• Memories of Mark
• The Vegetable Lady changed my life.
• All is Faire...
• We Go Back A Long Ways
• An Teaching Lesson.
• Churchill
• Blowing in the wind
• Homage to the Master Storeyteller
• "Just Start"
• Pirate
• A Meeting on Campus
• Thank you, Mark
• Mark, master of Hogwarts
• Summer Camps
• Summer of '60 Mark Lewis moved to Altadena, California
• Mark Lewis, MC at the 2013 TEDx UOregon event telling his story
• 7 years ago
• Story battles
• The voice of the wind
• Christmas Teas at the campbell House Inn
• Creating a Classroom for 3rd Graders
• A bright spirit.
• So many wonderful memories...
• Story Time
• Harry Potter Camps
• High School Theater Seminar
• The cookie that changed my life
• A Night In Actors' Camp
• Blessing for the Longest Night
• A very special man...
• Neighbor Mark
• My friend's dad
• Word Pictures at Renaissance Faire
• I.T.S
• Our world is a little bit dimmer
• Magic happens!
• In Memory and Joy: The Ballad of Laurelei
• Mark, A Master of Many Arts
• My Favorite Quote
• My first story night So.Cal Renn Faire
• Giant of a Man
• Meeting Mark
• One of my fondest memories :)
• Beard Ethics 101
• Leverage and Santa
• Up The Mountain
• "Sit down beside me, I'll tell you a story"
• Storytime Tonight!
• Mark did this better than I ever will.
• The Day Mark Lewis Saved My Life
• Mark.... the mystical, magical one!
• Ode to a Storyteller
• We have to tell his stories now.
• First Faire memory.
• Mark: My Words (Confessions of a Tale n' Talk Star Groupie
• The Amazing Spoon River Show
• Thanksgiving At The Bottom of the Pool
• To my Dearest Friend Mark's Amazing Family
• I believe in you
• Memories of Mark
• In the beginning
• Backyard Adventures
• Believing in Magic
• Dinner chez Mark at Camporee...late 1970s...and Waiting For Colleen
• The Best Belly-Slider of All... From Lisa
• The birth of Coulter and Lewis
• Mark the Actor and Musician
• Performed with Coulter and Lewis 1976-1984
• Attended Pasadena City College 1971-1973
• Attended John Muir High School, Pasadena from 1969-1971
• Forgiving a Friend ( written for The Joker)
• Hamlet at Buffalo Gals
• Calling Song
• The Wind on the Hill
• The Ferryman's Daughter
• Pick Me Up & Take Me
• The Sun's Song
• The Ballad of the Bog
• Why Is It So Hard to Write a Love Song?
• Tangled Relations
• Renaissance Stereo
• Johnny Sands
• Hamlet at Buffalo Gals
• Calling Song: Coulter, Lewis & Clark
• Tonga Love Song
• NaCl
• The Oddyssey
• Sibling Blues
• Side by Side
• The Pee Song
• The Hippo Song
• HUGE Spider Web on Halloween
• How to Make an Event a Memory…Invite Mark Lewis to Perform!
• Mark ship has sailed from the Grey Havens
• A few words about Mark
• A Real Storyteller
• My teacher, my storyteller, my friend.
• At Troll Hollow, Ren Faire, Long Ago
• How I was touched by Mark Lewis's performances
• Remembering my Magical Kin
• May Mark's Voice Live On
• "See, this is why we love you!"
• Farewell
• And our story continures..
• A Summer With Mark
• A true hero to me