Originally Posted by Funkspectrum
Early morning, Thursday April 2nd, our beloved friend and admin Mark Mildice (Icemark) passed away in his home in Rohnert Park, CA.

He died peacefully in his sleep.

Please, everyone, take a moment to remember him and what he has done here on the club. He was an important part of our community here and was always there to help all of us.

The funeral services will be held at 6:30PM on Sat, April 11th at the Charles Schultz museum in Santa Rosa, CA.

2301 Hardies Lane, Santa Rosa, California 95403

Any and all are welcome. His wife Devin would really appreciate if as many of you guys can make it out.

I will do my best to put anyone up that decides to come out for the service. There are 3 open homes including my own for those that make the trip.


Rest in Peace, Mark. You will be missed.


If anyone has any questions, please feel free to call me @ (707)304-0421

Nader aka Funkspectrum

 

Ive been talking to Nader(funkspectrum) for the past few days, and I will be Attending the Funeral service this coming up Saturday.

i was hoping to get a Caravan of RX-7s to come from Socal all the way to Norcal.

we have a few houses that are willing to let us stay till the day of the funeral.

please come and pay your respects,

Let me know if you want to Caravan with me on thursday..



310 844 4315..

-jaime

RIP ICEMARK, you may be gone, but not forgotten....


Take care.

 

Wow, this is truly sad. Not only is this a tragedy for his loved ones but our rotary community who has lost a great resource and knowledge base that has helped just about everyone on this board and beyond.

 

^thats very true, he was a great source of knowledge on this forum.

ive only met him once at 7stock along with Nader, great person. he shall be missed.

 

It's so sad to lose another forum member, especially one that had such a large impact on these forums RIP

 

I didn't really know him, but always saw him around the forum helping people. My condolences to his family and may he rest in peace.

 

My prayers go out to his family.
Mark had taken over for Zach setting up rotary fest a year or two ago, we've definitely lost a member who contributed a lot to this community.

 

I got a futon if anyone visiting for the services needs a place to crash. Contact funkspectrum or E-MAIL me to set it up.

 

i'm speechless. My prayers go out to his family. Definately a well respected member on this forum. RIP

 

I plan on driving up early Saturday morning and staying the night, if anyone else wants to caravan Saturday morning hit me up.

RIP Icemark.

 

wow , how old was he? any cause of death?

I honestly didnt have a good opinion about him from some of his posts, but a to loose a fellow rx7 member truely is sad.

RIP

 

Im saddened by this notice. Mark was great man and a great resource to this forum. My prayers go out to his wife and family.
R.I.P Mark
Robert

 

R.i.p

 

thanks

hope to see you there.

 

my prayers go out to him and his family. he helped me out a bunch over the years on this forum. may god bless his soul.

 

I didn't know Mark in person.

Driving directions to Arcata, CA
371 mi – about 6 hours 17 mins

I don't know if I can afford to fill the tank that much, the fc would cost like 100 dollars to make that trip q_q, atleast if I'm doing the math right.

 

yea for me its like a 6 hour drive from Los Angeles, i plan on spending $100 round trip...........

 

^More than that!

RIP Mark

 

I've had just about enough of really good people leaving this earth unfairly and unexpectedly. The few times I was around Mark were a pleasure and it saddens me to hear of his passing. Prayers go out to his family. Rest in Peace Mark.

 

wth happened? Why or how can he have just died from his sleep? this really sucks..
Icemark played a big part of rx7 community, and has helped many. I dont know him personally, but I am also saddened by this..
R.I.P. Icemark

 

didn't know him but my sympathoy goes out to his family.. it sucks losing fellow rotar heads... rest peacefully

 

Wow, I never met him but he helped me out when I needed it. People like him make this place better. He will be mised. It still seems like every so often we are reminded how much people mean to us by the things they do. R.I.P. Icemark

 

I echo this sentiment. I've met Mark several times at various 7Stock meets, and found him to be not only a really nice guy but very very genuine. I don't know how old he was, but by physical appearance he had to be no more than somewhere in his 40's. So this passing is for sure before his time.

I've also corresponded with him on so many fronts regarding so many projects as he was someone whose advice you could take to the bank without question. And as a vendor, he more than stood behind any part or service he provided. I had a ballast go out on the HID kit I bought from him. I PM'd him where I could get a replacement and he responded by sending me on at absolutely no charge and at his expense.

In my opinion, Marks value to the RX7 community at least at the grass roots level was right up there with Jim Mederer at Racing Beat, Dave Lemon at Mazdatrix, and Nick Van Nugteren at RR&R. Mark was in the most elite of RX7 leagues.

As a man, there are few people that qualify by the description of being genuine. In my experience, Mark was one of those few.

This clearly was a sudden thing. If you do a quick search, you'll see his last post on the forum was around 9:45PM on April 1st. According to comments, he died in his sleep on April 2nd. So he had to have passed within hours of that last post.

Much as I'd like to, I can't attend his funeral. However, I will be sending flowers to the address given. I suggest anyone else who can't attend consider doing the same.

RIP Mark. You will be missed. My heart felt condolences go out to his family.

 

The service is in Santa Rosa...only about 45 miles north of San Francisco...

 

,RIP Mark , another bolt to rotary history lost