Birth date: Jul 27, 1962 Death date: Sep 10, 2018
Henry “Hank” Elmer Markel, III passed away on Monday, September 10, 2018 at the age of 56 surrounded by his family. Beloved son of Henry E. Markel, Jr. and Marilyn T. Markel, and brother of Marlene Markel. Henry graduated with ho Read Obituary
Henry and Marilyn,
Joan and I are sad to learn of the loss of your son Hank.
You are all in our prayers.
Joan and Donald Preston
Henry, our deepest sympathy to you and Marilyn on your loss. Lois and I know the hurt and agony you are going though. The void left by the loss of a child can never be refilled,
Bill and Lois Zibilich
Henry and Marilyn, I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Mary Kay Kimble Norwood
♥️Hank,
I'll miss your great laugh and our little talks as we walked the puppers along the lake. Our family has much love for your beautiful soul and your lovely family.
~Kisses,
Lorraine Murphy
Marlene,
Your friends, The BGs, love you and are hurting for you. We didn’t know Hank personally, but if he was anything like you, we would have loved him too. Just know that we are all thinking of you and holding you close to our hearts.
The Eskimos believe that when you look at the night sky, you aren’t seeing the stars, but rather openings in Heaven where your loved one will shine down to let you know he is happy.
With love,
The BGs
Hank was a good friend and will be sadly missed. We were glad to have known him through the Greyhound Rescue Association. Our deepest condolences.
Karen Daigle and Patricia Maggio
In Henry we have lost another devout catholic at Mary Queen of Peace.It was easy to spot him at mass as he always came with the six or seven members of his family.The last time we spoke was at Rouses supermarket about 10 days ago as he was in front of me checking out.He was a very nice person.I will miss him.
Markel Family
Marlene, we cannot completely understand the emotions you are overcome with now, please know your Muses & Flamingo sisters are here for you always. Our deep condolences on the loss of your brother Henry, let all the wonderful memories of Henry comfort you in this time of sorrow; he will always live cozily in the comfort of your heart.
Mr. & Mrs. Markel, nothing can prepare you and there are no words to express how deeply it hurts to lose a son. Try to remember the wonderful, kind, generous human being you brought Henry up to be, you should be tremendously proud of the man he became.
There will always be a voice that will guide each of you and that voice will be Henry’s so listen to it. Never feel alone because Henry will always be with you to watch over all of you.
All our love,
“The Flamingos”
