Mark E. Thorpe, 40

Mark E. Thorpe, 40, of Vancouver, WA, formerly of Upton, died April 26, 2013, in Vancouver. Born in Syracuse, NY, December 28, 1972. He was the son of the late Wayne V. Thorpe Sr., and Jeanne (Hoppe) Conner and her husband Robert of Upton. He attended school in Bellingham, Mendon, and Hopedale, and worked as a skilled mechanic, and in the building trades, before moving to Oregon in 2000. Mark was a loyal friend to many, and will be deeply missed. He was the father of Tiffany Thorpe of Spencer, Skyla and Hunter Thorpe of Woodland, WA, and Catelyn Thorpe of Springfield, OR. He is also survived by his brother Wayne Thorpe Jr. of Bedford. A private burial will be held in Lakeview Cemetery in Upton. Arrangements are under the direction of the Consigli-Ruggerio Funeral Home 46 Water St. Milford MA.

Guest Book

i knew mark he was my friends dad,may he rest in peace
shelby coble

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I love and miss you dad.I wish you could really be here with me all the time. I remember all the fun times i had with you. I wish you could be with me and see me graduate hi school and watch me grow up not from heaven.I love you so much and i hope you love it in heaven,I love you love, Skyla <3
Skyla Thorpe

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May Mark E. Thorpe RIP, far be it for the true God to act unjustly, "if an able bodied man dies can he live again? All the days of my compulsory service I shall wait until my relief comes." Job 14:14. The loss of death is never easy. The now void of a sure hug or even a kiss now all of sudden not there can be so painful but not hopeless, please be assured as His word says, "so my word that goes forth from my mouth will prove to be..." Isaiah 55:11; Psalms 37:11; John 5:28,29; Matthew 6:9,10
Neighbor

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May you find comfort in the words at Revelation chapter 21:3, 4; What a wonderful hope!
Charles Schuttig

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To Mark, Jeanne, Robert and the rest of the family I would like to extend my sympathy to you, let him rest in peace and let him always be in your hearts.
Tracy Chianese

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We will always remember the fun times in Maine and hope that you keep these happy thoughts when thoughts of Mark come up. The trip to Maine when Dick prompted the boys on the CB radio, the canoe trip across the lake, and especially the small separate cabin where Ma Thornton visited at night! We love you.
Dick & Audy Coffin

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