"We are so sorry to hear of Marks death. He was a very nice man and will be missed. Our Sympathy to his family. The Brogdon Family"
Mark A. Weisheit, age 56, of Quincy, died Wednesday, April 4, 2018, at 8:35 am in his home.
Mark was born December 18, 1961 in Quincy, Illinois, the son of Wayne and Betty Jud Weisheit.
He graduated from Quincy High School. Mark worked for an auto auction company for many years and moved around the country. Mark worked for Don Waterkotte and Sons Construction for the better part of 10 years. He most recently worked at Hy-Vee Wine and Spirits on Broadway as a manager. He had a love for sailing and golfing, appreciated good food, better whiskey, great jazz, and was a diehard Chicago Cubs fan. He loved deeply and will be missed by a wealth of friends and family who will fondly remember his sarcasm, humor, smiles, and great hugs. He was a natural born salesman and knew how to make every person he met feel special.
Mark is survived by his son, Johnathon Braverman, of Phoenix, AZ; a daughter, Courtney Hubler, of Anaheim Hills, CA; four grandchildren; his father, Wayne (Elaine) Weisheit; three brothers, David (Mary) Weisheit of St. Louis, Mo, John (Debbie) Weisheit of Hurst, TX, and Paul (Arjee) Weisheit, of Quincy; a half-sister, Christine (Rob) Johnson, of Bloomington, IL; a step-brother, Robert (Tracey) Hadsell, of Ashland, MO; nine nieces and nephews, Mike, Liz, Erin, Jeff, Phillip, Bobby, Bethany, Chase and Nash; 5 great nieces and nephews; Sullivan, Sawyer, Olivia, Clayton, and Eleanor; and numerous close friends.
Mark was preceded in death by his mother, Betty, and one nephew, Jason Paul Weisheit.
Visitation: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Saturday, April 14, 2018 at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Memorials: Blessing Cancer Center
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Hansen-Spear Funeral Directors are in charge of the arrangements.
"We are so sorry to hear of Marks death. He was a very nice man and will be missed. Our Sympathy to his family. The Brogdon Family"
"Iam so sorry to hear about mark....what a sweet and good guy. Condolences to the family.....sincerely Audrey and Tyler Howell"
"I had so many fun times with Sparky. We parted after 11 years of dating but still kept in contact because he cared so much. I will greatly miss him. He was truly a gift to all that had his friendship."
"Hey Paul and John, Jimmy Davis and I thought it was this Saturday. We will see you next Saturday. Sorry we couldn't get together one last time, Mark. Your friend forever and ever. Amen. Larry Schappatt."
"I worked with Mark in Chicago for quite a while. Every story I recall revolved around laughter, lots of laughter. We always had a good time with Mark. I am very sorry for your loss."
"Mark was a great guy last time i saw him was last summer when I was home in Quincy. We work at the forum many year ago great times he will be missed."
"Family is so important and I feel privileged to have known Mark even though it was a short time. Special person that did not know a stranger. Missing him. He touched so many and had no idea how much. Thoughts and prayers to all feeling the loss."
"Mark was a great friend to me he knew me when I wasn't doing so good he always told me it would get better and it did he wanted me n my daughter to go sailing with him I'm gonna miss him a lot"
"The world will be a little less brighter without Mark in it."
"To Paul and Arjee: Sorry to hear of your loss. May you find God's comfort and His love in family and friends and may Mark's soul find everlasting peace. Sending you love and prayers today and always. Tom, Roselli. Christopher and Isabella"
"We at West Michigan Auto Auction are saddened to hear this. Mark was a dear friend to us. Blessings, Carl Miskotten & Kate VanDyke"
"Mark was one of the first people I met when I returned from deployment and moved to Quincy. He was always asking how myself and family was and a joy to talk with. Many conversations of wine, food, local events and so on. I?m sadden by his sudden departure but will be fondly remembered and honored to have known him. My condolences to his family and friends. He will be missed."
"There are no words to comfort you and Mark would understand. Nothing but love and peace. The world lost somebody so special that words can not fully describe this lost."
"Mark was always so sweet and kind to me. He always made work more enjoyable. He will most certainly be missed."
"So sorry to hear this. I will truly miss this man but I will never forget him. My thoughts and prayers go out to all his family and friends. R I P Mark ??? Say Hello to Heaven."
"Such a great man. So sorry to hear this. He and his great personality will be missed."
"I'm very sorry for your loss. Mark was an awesome guy, and made me laugh every time i talked to him."
"So saddened by this news. My heart is breaking for you all. Mark was a kind soul and always greeted me with a big smile and hug. Rest in peace. Prayers for your strength and comfort."
"I am so sorry to hear this sad news. Mark had an amazing presence and his spirit will continue to touch people throughout their lives with lovely memories. He was truly such a happy and genuine soul...a true light in an often frustrating world. I and this world will definitely feel the loss."
"Shocked and saddened to find out...Mark never met a stranger and was a friend to all!"
"I am so sorry for your loss he was the best when I went into HyVee Wine and Spirits he always had a smile on his face treated you like gold"
"Mark is a great guy. He will be missed."
"I?m so sorry for your loss. Mark was an Awesome guy and was always so very friendly he will be missed very much."
"So sorry to hear this. Mark was an amazing manager while I worked at Hy-Vee and this news is heartbreaking. Thoughts and prayers to everyone in the family."
"I'm saddened to hear of your loss. Mark was one of my bosses at Arena Auction Auction back in the early 90's and although I only worked there for a short time, his persona still sticks with me. What a fun loving, genuine guy, full of energy, ambition, and really caring. One of the memories that really stands out to me was when a friend of mine who was not planning to go to our senior prom told Mark about it, he absolutely couldn't let her get away with missing that memory, so at the very last minute he made sure she didn't make that mistake and sent a limo to pick her up and take her. I was her best friend and I didn't even know it was happening...all of a sudden she appeared at prom, like Cinderella. It was a wonderful gift. We had lots of fun at the auction and Mark was a truly great boss and a great human being. May you find as much comfort as possible in your memories. God Bless."
"Wayne, we are so sorry about Mark. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family."
"I'm deeply sorry for your loss. Mark always put a smile on everyone's face when they saw him."
"Im so sorry for your loss. Mark will be missed by many. He was a great guy."