Mark Aaron Brozak
April 16, 1969 ~ August 2, 2022
Mark Aaron Brozak, age 53, passed away at his home on August 2, 2022. He was born April 16, 1969, in Willoughby, Ohio, to William and Cindy (Timothy) Brozak.
Mark was a 1987 graduate of Madison High School and later earned an associates degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology at Lakeland Community College. He also completed the Cleveland State University Website Design Certification Program. He worked in the construction trade as an electrician, designed business websites, and managed multiple eCommerce ventures. Mark was a proud veteran of the United States Navy. He was a member of American Legion Post 112 and the Paralyzed Veterans of America. Mark worked with the Madison Ministerial Association delivering holiday food baskets throughout the community. He had a big heart and was always willing to help anyone with anything they needed. He cared deeply for his canine companions Muffin, Murphy, Maxwell, Sally, and King.
He leaves behind his mother, Cindy Louise Parker; siblings, Dawn (Scott) Shannon, Jennifer (Paul) Sessler, Matthew Brozak, Rebecca Bradbeer, Karen (Nate) Ambrose; nieces and nephews, Brandi (Jesse) Selby, Ryan Shannon, William Clark, Andrew (Whitney) Clark, Lauren Clark, Austin (Joetta) Ambrose, Abbie Ambrose, Lucie Ambrose, Aislin Bradbeer; great grand nieces and nephews, Cody White, Hannah White, Natalie Shannon, Dalton Kraynik, Oliver Clark; and many beloved aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. He was preceded in death by his father, William Richard Brozak; stepfather, Ronald L. Parker; maternal grandparents, John and Corrine (Furst) Timothy; paternal grandparents, Raymond and Margaret (Spirko) Brozak.
Mark’s family would like to express their sincere gratitude to the Madison Fire District, Madison Township Police Department, Counting Blessings Home Health Care, and Care Source nursing staff for their on-going care and assistance.
Friends will be received 5-8 pm Monday, August 8, 2022 at Behm Family Funeral Home, 26 River Street in Madison. Private family burial will take place at a later date in Fairview Memorial Park, Madison, Ohio. Online obituary and condolences may be viewed at www.behmfuneral.com
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My sincere condolences to your entire family. My prayers are with you.
May the family find comfort and Gods love during this difficult time! My condolences! Love you all!
So sorry for your loss
We met Mark at Metro in his hospital bed with his metal halo and we were showing newly injured persons all the equipment, water snow skis and other adaptive equipment, and Mark wanted nothing to do with it because “we was not going to use any of it! We stole Mark from rehab on night and took him out for messy chicken wings with his Quad hands and dropped him off back at the hospital after midnight and John got his chair out and Marks out of the trunk and said see you around and We all laughed so hard. Mark was out best man at our wedding, mark also would come to Lake hope and stay for a few days and we went in a Cessna 4 seater and mark sat in front and flew the plane, how much fun we had. Mark and John would fix chairs together over the years. Mark was more then a friend, he was our brother in crime! We Loved him, Mark is now free from his wheelchair and flying around Lake Hope. To his family. Thanks for The wonder person he was.
Condolences to the family
So very sorry for your loss. Prayers are with the family 🙏💔
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We are soo very sorry for your loss!
My sincere condolences to Mark’s entire family and his friends. I never met Mark but over the years, was aware of how special he was to everyone who knew and loved him, through my co-worker and friend – his sister Jennifer, Heaven gained another angel.
Karen and Nate I am so sorry to hear of your loss and also to his nieces and nephews sounds like he was a great guy, and will be surely missed.May God give your family strength, and comfort durning this time of morning..
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I met Mark a few short years ago while doing some repair work on his house and immediately recognized a kindred spirit as a thinker, tinkerer and collector of odd stuff. As that acquaintance developed into a friendship, I gained a deep, abiding respect and admiration for his determination and creativity in overcoming adversity and surmounting whatever obstacles life laid in his path. That admiration and respect extends also for his selfless devotion to helping his family and friends, and the care he took providing for his animal companions.
As we shared many of the same interests, I enjoyed his company and the sometimes spirited discussions we would have on a wide range of topics and will always remember his quirky sense of humor, deeply held convictions, and compassionate generosity in sharing his time, knowledge, and expertise helping others facing their own hurdles.
Please accept my sincerest sympathy and condolences in this time of grief.