Mark Stephen Fraser, 59, of Nags Head, NC died on June 12, 2015. He was born in Bronx, NY to the late Malcolm and Veronica Fraser. He was a long time resident of Mahopac, NY. He co-owned Fraser’s Hardware in Mahopac for 25 years. He was involved in the community, serving on the Town of Carmel Zoning Board for 20 years, as well as the board of the Mahopac Chamber of Commerce. He was named as their Business Person of the Year in 2008.
He is survived by his wife Barbara, daughter Stephanie, step daughters Jennifer and Mallory Genovesi, brothers Malcolm and Robert, sister-in-law Ann, nephew Dan and niece Barbara Nichols.
No services have been planned at this time.
Twiford Funeral Home, Manteo is assisting the family with arrangements. Condolences may be expressed at www.twifordfh.com.
Contact Information:
Twiford Funeral Home (Outer Banks)
500 Budleigh Street, PO Box 595,
Fax: (252) 473-3392
Email: David.Jr@TwifordFH.com
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Joanne Cerbino
So sorry for your loss … Marc hired my son when he was 14 and continued to keep him on through his college years and even as recent as a couple of years ago to fill in when Marc wanted to golf. My son is now 32. He was always so helpful when I tried to do things myself, sometimes cracking a joke or two. He was a good man and will be missed by all! Rest in peace. Heartfully, Joanne Cerbino, Mahopac, NY
Pat Dorme
Rest in peace Mark. A good man and good attribute to our community in Mahopac.
The Mahopac Carmel Chamber of Commerce
Our prayers and sympathy goes out to the family at this difficult time. He was a pillar of the community, a recognized business owner, an outstanding, committed member of the Chamber Of Commerce for 25 years, and a friend to many.
He will surely be missed.
The Mahopac Carmel Chamber of Commerce
Rob Rogan
I was sad to hear of Mark’s passing. I worked with Mark during high school and into my early college years and look back on my time spent at the store with fond memories. The experience I took away from the store provided me with the skills needed to communicate effectively with an array of individuals and provided a great deal of common sense that would prove useful in the years ahead.
My deepest sympathies are with your entire family during this time of grief and I pray in the weeks, months and years to come that you can look back on the warm memories that Mark provided a smile knowing he is forever in your hearts.
A priest once told me that love is reciprocal; as long as you feel love in your heart for the person who has passed, they will be alongside you loving you right back.
God bless,
Rob
Jeanne Williams
I am so sorry to hear about Mark’s passing. He was a very special man.
Frank Crognale
Mark did everything with sincerity and exactness.
When I applied for a variance, with the zoning board, to extend my deck, he came to the house to see the existing condition. He did not just depend on the application and drawing.
He was always there for help and advice in the hardware store. And always with a smile.
The Mahopac community and people will surely miss him. There is a void now in Mahopac.
My prayers are with Mark and his family.
Neil Dupree
I am sorry to hear about the passing of Mark. Please accept my condolences. I look forward to the promises found at Isaiah 26:19, John 5:28,29, and Revelation 21:3,4. Soon, all things causing pain including death will be done away with on earth. May you find the strength to endure in the days ahead.
Judy & Doug Remy
It is with sadness that we send our condolence to Mark’s family. Although we are in Florida now, we knew him through the store and the zoning board. He was a fine person. So sorry to hear we have lost him. Our best to the family.
Judy & Doug Remy
Leslie (Hansen) Johnson
So sorry to hear of Mark’s passing. I was just googling old high school friends and came across his obituary. Mark was always so very nice. Never heard him say a cross word. Prayers go out to his family.