Mark Sichling

November 14, 1960 - August 9, 2026

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Mark Sichling passed away surrounded by the love of his family, leaving behind a life defined by devotion to those he loved, a strong and memorable character, and the countless memories he created with the people fortunate enough to know him

Above all else, Mark was a family man. He was a devoted father to his three children, Zenobia Kellock, Austin Sichling, and Clayton Sichling, each of whom he loved deeply and took tremendous pride in. To his children, he was more than a father—he was a source of strength, guidance, laughter, and a presence that could never truly be replaced.

Perhaps no role brought Mark greater joy than being a grandfather. He was blessed with five grandchildren—Maren, Elena, Kari, Coral, and Mila—whom he loved with all his heart. His grandchildren held an incredibly special place in his life, and the love and pride he had for each of them was immeasurable. The time he shared with them and the memories they created together will forever be treasured.

Mark had a personality that people remembered. He lived life on his own terms, with strength, determination, humor, and an unmistakable presence. He knew how to enjoy life, appreciated the moments that mattered, and understood that some of life's greatest rewards were found simply in being together with the people you love.

The life Mark built is reflected not only in what he accomplished, but in the family that carries his name, his values, his stories, and his memory forward. His influence willcontinue through Zenobia, Austin, and Clayton, and through Maren, Elena, Kari, Coral, and Mila. It will live on in family traditions, in stories told around the table, and in the countless small moments when those who loved him find themselves thinking, “Dad would have said…” or “Dad would have loved this.”

Losing Mark leaves an absence that cannot be filled. But his family will remember him not simply for the sadness of his passing, but for the fullness of the life that came before it—the laughter, the lessons, the memories, the difficult moments overcome together, and most importantly, the love.

Mark will be deeply missed and forever loved. His greatest legacy is the family he leaves behind, and the love he gave them will continue through generations. May his memory be eternal.