As many of you may know on Wednesday, November 17 we lost a very special man, Mark Alan Kibler. He was a loving and caring husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend. He always had a smile on his face and chuckled about everything. Throughout his life he achieved many accomplishments he was an Army veteran and served in Vietnam. Over the years he has received many awards and certifications from numerous achievements. He always donated to every reputable cause, even though they did not always have the extra, he would go without to help anyone. He was always active and creative, he tried to do everything in his power to make or do anything to help anyone. In the past eight years, he has been caring for his wife Ellen who has had substantial health needs. He has been her sole provider and caretaker.

 

Hello, my name Is Jessica Kibler I am Mark's only daughter. As most of you may know they had just moved into their new house three days before his unexpected passing.

 

Since his passing, Facebook is flooded with care and memories of Dad and the love that

everyone has for him. He was the most caring person I or anyone have ever met, he would do anything in his power to make sure the people in his life were taken care of and he would do anything for anyone.

 

Unfortunately, Dad did not have any arrangements or life insurance to cover anything. By losing him, she will lose most of the household income. I am trying my best to do everything I can to care for my mother and his affairs, but unfortunately, this comes at a hefty price that I or she just do not have. I have been out of work due to many surgeries and medical complications myself for a year with no income.

 

With all of the emotional pain and stress that death brings, it also brings financial burdens. We

are trying to raise money for mom and her situation to help with any costs that will incur and

to help wherever needed.

 

It is in these times of loss and sadness when you see people coming together to help one

another make it through, to support the people we care for. We are thankful for any support you

may be able to provide.