Obituary for Mark A. Sanchez
Trenton
Mark A. Sanchez, Paco, 51, died unexpectedly February 13, 2021, at his home. He was born February 18, 1969, in Wilmington, Delaware, son of Henry and Jackie Sanchez.
Mark attended Ellsworth High School, following, he went straight out into the work force. He worked for his family at the local Dunkin' Donuts and was lovingly known as the “Muffin Man”. Mark loved hanging out with friends, and going Downeast to Camp Cucamonga, fishing, and he always had a love for being on the water between his family's bat boat or sailing like his father. When he wasn't spending time on the water, he loved his Harley Davidson rides or going for rides with friends in various vehicles like the step side or the Big bronco. Mark was predeceased by his mom Jacqueline and siblings Brian and Cindy. Mark is survived by his father Henry; his son Zach and wife Katie; his daughters Madison and Molly, as well as brother in-law Robert Austin aka Brother Bob and Corey (pop-tart) Robbins who wasn't blood but was like another son to Mark. He also had a second mother figure, Sharon O'Halloran. We also cannot forget to include his dog Stella, that he lovingly referred to as "Stelly belly" and his cat "reow reow."
Visiting hours will be held Thursday February 18, from 4pm to 6pm at Jordan-Fernald Funeral Home in Ellsworth, on what would have been his birthday. Covid restrictions limit numbers of visitors so please be respectful of the funeral home’s rules, and take turns saying a goodbye.
Condolences may be expressed at www.jordanfernald.com
Mark A. Sanchez, Paco, 51, died unexpectedly February 13, 2021, at his home. He was born February 18, 1969, in Wilmington, Delaware, son of Henry and Jackie Sanchez.
Mark attended Ellsworth High School, following, he went straight out into the work force. He worked for his family at the local Dunkin' Donuts and was lovingly known as the “Muffin Man”. Mark loved hanging out with friends, and going Downeast to Camp Cucamonga, fishing, and he always had a love for being on the water between his family's bat boat or sailing like his father. When he wasn't spending time on the water, he loved his Harley Davidson rides or going for rides with friends in various vehicles like the step side or the Big bronco. Mark was predeceased by his mom Jacqueline and siblings Brian and Cindy. Mark is survived by his father Henry; his son Zach and wife Katie; his daughters Madison and Molly, as well as brother in-law Robert Austin aka Brother Bob and Corey (pop-tart) Robbins who wasn't blood but was like another son to Mark. He also had a second mother figure, Sharon O'Halloran. We also cannot forget to include his dog Stella, that he lovingly referred to as "Stelly belly" and his cat "reow reow."
Visiting hours will be held Thursday February 18, from 4pm to 6pm at Jordan-Fernald Funeral Home in Ellsworth, on what would have been his birthday. Covid restrictions limit numbers of visitors so please be respectful of the funeral home’s rules, and take turns saying a goodbye.
Condolences may be expressed at www.jordanfernald.com