Birth date: Aug 11, 1977 Death date: Aug 27, 2018
Mark Anthony Gonzalez, 40, of Colton, CA, passed away on August 11, 2018 in Colton, CA. Mark was born on August 27, 1977 to Nolberto and Cynthia Gonzalez in San Bernardino, CA. Mark was employed by a local school district where he Read Obituary
Diana .. I'm so sorry for your loss.. my most sincere codolences to you and your kids.. i remember when you had your lil one enrolled with us at San Salvador.... may God give you strength and help you through this hard time.. will continue to hold you all in my prayers...
Growing up in the barrio back then was tough and scary at times, but man- I don’t know how you managed to keep us just laughing and always kept everyone around you in good spirits. You made life in the hood fun! Every day we all looked forward to hanging out with you. Not one bad memory of you homie. Sometimes I may cry alone, but mostly I’ll be smiling and laughing at your shanagans! This world now seems more empty- more cold, but knowing now that you’re there waiting to receive all of your family and friends, I’m not afraid of passing, knowing I have a true friend there. Till we meet up again, my friend. We all love you Mark. Rest easy carnal.
-Flaco Jim Gonzalez
I remember you coming to Slover many years ago to visit your Beautiful wife. I thought Diana was very Blessed to have such a wonderful Husband and Father. My prayers are with your family forever! Love CJ
I am still speech less.don't know what to feel but lost..u will always be in our hearts forever primo.
Love Jess and Kristiana
I remember when we were younger,all our family would get together and play softball games.our 4th of julis the family gathered at uncle Stevens and Jana' s.for BBQ and swimming
In sorry to my Tia Cindy and uncle guero.we send our thoughts,love and prayers.
Love your niece Jessica and Kristiana and your sister Rosemary Alonzo
We will never forget u Mark
Mark was our custodian at Grant and often mentored students. He was always took time to say “Hello” and help staff and students whether it was setting up for our Fall Festival or trying to find batteries for a mictophone. He left a positive impact on the lives of many students. - Miss Pedroza, Grant Elem.
