Mark Louis Gibson
Passed: January 25, 2021
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Mark Louis Gibson
Passed: January 25, 2021
Obituary
Mark Louis Gibson – 69, Long time resident of Rio Rico, Arizona passed away Monday January 25, 2021. Mark was born in El Paso, Texas to William (Hoot) Gibson and Carol (Jannie) Smith.
Mark is survived by his 3 daughters, that he referred to as his rocks: Holly Gibson, Eva Harwood and Tricia Rodriguez, they kept him grounded and he knew he could always count on them in difficult times. Mark also had 4 grandchildren (Alex, Rodriguez, Danny Rodriguez, Halie Rodriguez, Elise Rodriguez, and Charles Harwood) who he loved dearly.
He was a proud member of the US Army and spent almost 20 years working with his second family at Coast Produce. Mark enjoyed many years of 4 wheeling down Sonoita creek with friends and family and tinkering in his garage. He retired from Coast and started his own business and new adventure (Gibson LLC.), that lead him to travel the country. Mark loved to travel and see new sights.
Mark always enjoyed eating at Nickel’s dinner with his many friends from the breakfast club. He made many friends along the way with his big smile and friendly demeanor. He will be greatly missed by so many.
There will be a celebration of life held for Mark from 1:00PM to 4:00PM on February 20, 2021 at 1695 Circulo Bahio, Rio Rico, Arizona 85648. The celebration of life will be an open house format with no services scheduled, come and pay your respects, keep COVID in mind and wear a mask and practice social distancing when possible.
8 responses to Mark Louis Gibson
Elizabeth Aguilar says:
February 16, 2021
Thank you Marck for all, I miss you.
Gary Elliott says:
February 19, 2021
Mark, you were always the man to help others smile, laugh and be thankful for what they had. I only wish that I would have made time to personally thank you for helping me through my challenges. As we say down here in Cowboy country, Gone but Never Forgotten. Gods speed Mr Mark Gibson!
Brock Gibson says:
July 24, 2021
My dear brother Mark,
Deeply saddened by your sudden passing. As the oldest in the Gibson family, tremendously appreciate your counsel and guidance during the challenging times I experienced growing up. We knew you were always there and ready for the rescue. As a young impressionable buck trying to figure life out, I’m particularly fond of the memories of you taking me on the road and modeling what is was to be a real man.
Thoughts and prayers are with Holly, Eva, Tricia and the many, many friends who loved you dearly. Say hello to Dad and Clay for us. Going to miss you and looking forward to our great reunion on the other side of life.
Your brother,
Brock