Thanks Mark... for creating a great site! Because of you I have learned, laughed, cringed, and made new friends across the world. You have impacted thousands of lives. You truely left a legacy behind. May you Rest In Peace.

 

I heard the name before and I know he had alot to do with the progression of Evo's but I don't know as much as I want to know about him. Does someone know of a bio I can read on him or a website I can go to to learn more about him?

 

He made/ran this site.
-N

 

woow...this is realy sad news, how ever i never spoke to kk myself i feel really sad.
I whise the best to all his family and friends.

I also lost a friend to a drunken driver, its so hard.
The worst of all is that the driver himself had nothing!

r.i.p

Michiel

 

Rest in Peace KK!!! My condolences to the family and friends and all evolutionm members for the great loss.

 

Rip

 

This news is still shocking to me! The Lancer ES was my very first car and I was here from the beginning of the site. I no longer own a Lancer, but I still have this forum in my Favorites. Rest in peace Mark. We're all goin' to miss ya.

 

Shake up heaven alittle, get some motorsports going in heaven

 

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=170177

 

i can't even fathom what that must be like. my prayers go to his family and his friends. God bless.

 

Not sure if anyone noticed this or not, but Mark's death was noted in the latest issue of Sport Compact Car (Jan. '06) along with a picture of him and his Blue By You CT9A.

 

Fairly new to evoM, I was excited when I was referred to the website. But ironically, to read about Mark in SCC last about a month ago, left a very shocking and paralyzing feeling in my heart. Just like most of you who have replied, my prayers go out to Mark's family for GOD to bring comfort and strength in their time of mourning.

 

bump to the mods for a photo journal of KK. I guess SCC beat us to it?

 

I haven't been on the site in a long time but have been meaning to. I recently sold my Evo and thought that was the saddest day I would experience for a while until this morning as I was reading SCC and saw the clip on Mark.

I have been a member of this forum for a long time, from the purchase of my wife's '02 O-Z to the purchase of my '03 Evo. I only had limited contact with Mark, usually through PM when there was a problem with the site. He always seemed to be a genuine good guy. Through responses to me and others on this site you could tell he really cared about Evo's (and the other Lancers) and this community, which is reiterated through reading the supportive posts by all of these members. I hope this site will further flourish in his absence as a continuing tribute to him.

Godspeed Mark.

 

The creation of the photo journal is not up to us. Mark's family wants to create it. So we just have to bear with them and allow them to do it at a pace in which they are comfortable.

R