Obituary of Mark Frederick Reblin

Born Mark Frederick Reblin on February 21st, 1955 in Sheridan, Michigan. He left this earth to be with his Father in Heaven on May 11th 2018 at the young age of 63 in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. He is preceded in death by both parents Robert and Ina Bo Reblin, his brother Paul Harold Reblin, and brother-in-law Rick Hager. He is survived by his loving wife of 24 years, Marian Reblin, children Jason & Crystal Reblin, Mikel & John Reblin, and Georgie Reblin & Seth Nichols; his siblings Jo Anna Hager, Thomas & Marian Reblin, and Teri & Barbara Reblin; their children Nikol Johnson, Ella Van Steenburgh, Cassi Hager, and McKenzie Smith. He was the proud grandfather of Alexander Reblin, Maximilian Reblin, and Joseph Bennett. And he was the proud Papa of two Fur Hobbits – Taco and Fresco, who greatly enjoyed their 7 meals a day – breakfast, second-breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon-snack, dinner, and last treat of the night. He also leaves behind many countless friends around the world and beyond. Known by many endearing names, Pop, Bubba, and Marky-Mark; Mark enjoyed: pool, darts, boating, gardening, fishing (especially on Free Fishing Weekend with Paul), and tinkering around the house with more than a dozen projects to work through at any point in time. He was very proud of his work career, building companies all around the world and even starting his own transportation business before retiring in 2005. He later found his most rewarding work when he turned his energies and talents towards his fellow man when he became an Eagle. A proud member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles #4299 in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, Mark served as the chairman on the Elections Committee and Interview Committee. He was a committee member of Bylaws, House Rules, and Trial Committees. He invested countless hours, days, weeks, and years to the betterment of his fellow man though innumerable charity events and causes. He and his wife were proud to chair the event to raise funds for Meals on Wheels. His legacy will live on in the many lives he's touched, the many teachings he has passed on, and in the lively twinkle in his eye we all will remember when he had a story to tell. He was an adventurer who found his bounty in life along its many twisting roads. He never sought to settle long, but longed to whisper quiet dreams in the lake above the clouds. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Camp Courage of Arizona https://azburn.org/camp-courage/