Birth date: Aug 25, 1966 Death date: May 9, 2016
Mark Allyn Bolton, age 49, of Tavares passed away on Monday, May 9, 2016. He was born August 25, 1966 in Port Clinton, OH and moved to Lake County in 1988. He was a sales associate with Walmart and Winn Dixie. He was also an avid Read Obituary
"The Bolton Family"
So sorry to hear of your loss. Sending prayers your way to your family.
Ricky and Diana Richmond
Prayers for all affected by the pre-mature loss of Mark! R.I.P. And fly high with the Angels!
Leanne Drury
Wal-mart
Mark
You have left a large void in our lives. We love and miss you. We all know that you are flying high with dad and the rest of the family up there.
Mom, Marilyn, Bill, Laurie, Jeff, Eric, Dan, Josh, Rob, Ginger, Jenn, Dean, and Ellen
My thoughts and prayers are with the whole family!
I always remember when Amber and Tyler were little and were playing outside and they were telling each what their dads could do and Amber said "My dad works out" and Tyler responds "So, my dad shaves his legs!" Mark was so embarrassed! (for the record Mark NEVER shaved his legs!!) Haha!!
My prayers and thoughts go out to Mark's family at this difficult time; Mark was a good man, even though he is no longer here on this earth he will always be missed and loved RIP Mark.
Mark Bolton for my whole life, for all intents and purposes, was/is my uncle. Growing up, he always made time for me when everyone else was busy. He taught me how to play chess, something I was later to teach my own son. When I would stay at his place we would play trivia pursuit, even though I didnt play very well. He made everything fun. Uncle Mark had a way of making you feel loved and accepted. He was one of the most stand-up men I've ever know. He will serve to be the example of honesty in my mind forever.
On a lighter note, I will never forget when I was small and Uncle Jeff took Uncle Mark's favorite tape of oh Mickey youre so fine, and at every spot when it said "Oh Mickey" Uncle Jeff hit record and had me say "oh Mickey". It was a day before Uncle Mark found out. He was mad then, but we've laughed about it years later. That is how I want to remember him, his big smile and laughter. God has picked a truely beautiful flower.
