Mark Alan Horowitz
October 18, 1956 - January 10, 2021
Mark Alan Horowitz, 64, of Ft. Myers, passed away Monday, January 11, 2021.
Mullins Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ft. Myers, is entrusted with final care.
I am deeply saddened at the untimely passing of Mark. As his former sister-in-law, I have fond memories of Mark as being a smart and good natured person, with a good heart. My sincere condolences to his children, Nick and Devon, his brother and sister-in-law, Bill and Andrea, and to his many lifelong friends. I hope you feel the love that surrounds you, now and always. Praying for your healing, comfort, strength, and peace during this painful time. May God grant Mark eternal rest. With love, Karen Miller
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Mark was a good friend of many years, a colleague in the practice of law and a genuinely nice guy who did not have a mean bone in his body. I am going to miss him. In spite of challenges he kept trying and really endeavored to stay positive even when that was tough.
His last hobby was taking up pickleball and he enjoyed applying his tennis prowess to a new game. He loved his adult kids and wanted to reconcile with them and we talked about that. I pray that they would realize that he really did love them and that their rift was very painful to him and that, even now, if they think he somehow wronged them they can forgive him and let go of that bitterness, he would have liked to have seen that occur.
God bless the Horowitz family.
Will miss our dolphins Sunday talks. You explaining exactly what was happening. Also miss bantering about Frumpy! Sorry you were not here to see the new president inaugurated!! You were waiting for that. You are at peace now and playing tennis again, enjoy!!!?
I was employed by Mark as his legal assistant for a time. He was a kind and patient employer whose love of teaching enabled me to grow in my knowledge of the law. During the course of my employment, we became good friends and we had many discussions about life and what awaits us after this. One of his greatest desires in this life was to reconcile with his children and he spoke of them often and with deep love. I hope he has found the rest and peace that so often alluded him. You were a good man, Mark, and it was a great honor to have known you.
I was a client of Mark’s a few years ago. As a matter of fact, I found out he had deceased only when trying to contact him today. I am very sad to see this. I didn’t know him much personally but we did spend many hours speaking about both business and personal topics when together. The things I gathered about Mark from our time conversing and working together: He cared about family and people, he was a very smart man, patient, and he was a good lawyer who understood and knew how to interpret the law. He enjoyed staying busy, he was kind, polite, mannerly and he knew how to make a person feel at ease. His energy was light but his knowledge, experience, and confidence made him strong.
God bless 🙏 you … don’t worry he does not charge by the hour