N. Grosvenordale – Mark R. Heath, Sr., 46, of Stawicki Rd., died Saturday, September 6, 2014, at home surrounded by his loving family. Born in Southbridge, MA, he is the beloved son of Chester Heath, Sr. of FL and Lisette (Arsenault) Authier and her husband Robin of Thompson.
Mr. Heath was an avid motorcycle rider and enthusiast. Prior to his illness he was employed by the A-1 Paving Company.
Mark is survived by his parents; two sons Mark R. Heath, Jr. and Mason Heath both of N. Grosvenordale and a daughter Rysa DeCarlo of Columbia; two brothers Chester Heath, Jr. and Eddie Heath and three sisters Karen Weir, and April and Karen Pelc; two step brothers Scott Authier and Jason Authier; and two grandsons Mark Heath III and Christopher Heath
Relatives and friends are invited to visit with Mark’s family from 2:00pm to 5:00pm on Saturday, September 13, 2014 in the Gilman Funeral Home, 104 Church St., Putnam, with a funeral home service at 4:00pm.Memorial donations in Mark’s memory may be made to Mark’s Hats and Caps c/o Lisette Authier, 137 Brandy Hill Rd., Thompson, CT 06277, which is a foundation Mark wanted in his memory to raise money for men with cancer to purchase baseball caps during their cancer treatments. For memorial guestbook visit www.GilmanAndValade.com.
Karen Weir
I LOVE YOU Mark so much…… I am going to miss you in so many ways my baby brother. Your nine calls a day on Saturday an Sunday cuz your out yard saleing an found some crazy thing you were gonna buy an sell to me.. That smile of yours an you an my hubby picking on each other when you would fix my truck ( ONLY at the cost of my homemade apple pie ) …. I LOVE YOU!!!!! you finally have those Harley Wings for really…. you went an collected them way to soon…… I love you Mark my Oscar the Grouch
timothy heath
You’ll always be loved and forever missed. May you rest in peace til we ride again in the sky. Love ya cuz.
kimberly heath
Mark wish u havent gone so soon..i will miss n love you..
louise
My sympathy to marks family. I will always remember your avid yard sale shopping and purchases. I will especially remember you driving to my place with a 5 ft or larger indian standing up in your truck tied so he wouldnt fall. You were proud of your find. My sympathy to dianna heath who stood by your side and helped you through most of your painful days and nights. Those who knew her knew she has been there for you and is now grieving too