Mark Richard Blevins went to be with the Lord on December 12, 2017.
Survived by:
loving wife, Christine (Harr) Blevins
Devoted daughters - Adelaide Brooke and Emmeline Joy
Parents - Richard and Ruth (Weingart) Blevins
Brothers - Brian (and Melissa) Blevins and David (and Lisa) Blevins
Parents-in-law - Rick and Maureen (Savoie) Harr
Preceded in death by:
Nephew - Wyatt Nicholas Blevins
Born July 15, 1985 in Warren, Ohio; youngest of 3 boys.
Graduated 2004 - Western Reserve High School, Berlin Center, OH.
Graduated 2017 - Cornerstone University - B.A. in psychology and was working towards a master’s degree in counseling
Met Christine through a church Easter production they both performed in Lansing. On March 19, 2011, Mark married the love of his life. He and Christine enjoyed many activities together, especially bicycling and running. In the fall of 2011, they completed the DALMAC, a bike ride from East Lansing to the Mackinac Bridge. They enjoyed taking their daughters on outings to zoos and museums, cider mills and art fairs. They loved spending time together as a family. Mark also would regularly take Adelaide on special, one-on-one daddy/daughter dates and was looking forward to the day when his baby daughter Emmeline would be old enough to take out on dates as well.
Mark and Christine were members of Riverview Church (REO Town Venue), where Mark served in one of the bands. He was a talented musician and over the years was a member of many different bands, playing guitar, piano, saxophone, and drums. Mark loved to paint: his artwork was displayed in numerous locations throughout Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and the Greater Lansing area. Mark loved to explore the places he lived and to support local businesses, especially coffee shops and antique stores. Old Town and Reo Town were favorite neighborhoods of his.
Funeral service - Dec 18th at Riverview Church (West Venue) with Pastor Justin Detmers officiating. Visitation Dec 17th at Palmer, Bush & Jensen, Holt Delhi Chapel Holt, MI and . before the funeral at Riverview Church (West)
Survived by:
loving wife, Christine (Harr) Blevins
Devoted daughters - Adelaide Brooke and Emmeline Joy
Parents - Richard and Ruth (Weingart) Blevins
Brothers - Brian (and Melissa) Blevins and David (and Lisa) Blevins
Parents-in-law - Rick and Maureen (Savoie) Harr
Preceded in death by:
Nephew - Wyatt Nicholas Blevins
Born July 15, 1985 in Warren, Ohio; youngest of 3 boys.
Graduated 2004 - Western Reserve High School, Berlin Center, OH.
Graduated 2017 - Cornerstone University - B.A. in psychology and was working towards a master’s degree in counseling
Met Christine through a church Easter production they both performed in Lansing. On March 19, 2011, Mark married the love of his life. He and Christine enjoyed many activities together, especially bicycling and running. In the fall of 2011, they completed the DALMAC, a bike ride from East Lansing to the Mackinac Bridge. They enjoyed taking their daughters on outings to zoos and museums, cider mills and art fairs. They loved spending time together as a family. Mark also would regularly take Adelaide on special, one-on-one daddy/daughter dates and was looking forward to the day when his baby daughter Emmeline would be old enough to take out on dates as well.
Mark and Christine were members of Riverview Church (REO Town Venue), where Mark served in one of the bands. He was a talented musician and over the years was a member of many different bands, playing guitar, piano, saxophone, and drums. Mark loved to paint: his artwork was displayed in numerous locations throughout Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and the Greater Lansing area. Mark loved to explore the places he lived and to support local businesses, especially coffee shops and antique stores. Old Town and Reo Town were favorite neighborhoods of his.
Funeral service - Dec 18th at Riverview Church (West Venue) with Pastor Justin Detmers officiating. Visitation Dec 17th at Palmer, Bush & Jensen, Holt Delhi Chapel Holt, MI and . before the funeral at Riverview Church (West)
Mark Richard Blevins went to be with the Lord on December 12, 2017.
Survived by:
loving wife, Christine (Harr) Blevins
Devoted daughters - Adelaide Brooke and Emmeline Joy
Parents - Richard and Ruth (Weingart) Blevins
Brothers - Brian (and Melissa) Blevins and David (and Lisa) Blevins
Parents-in-law - Rick and Maureen (Savoie) Harr
Preceded in death by:
Nephew - Wyatt Nicholas Blevins
Born July 15, 1985 in Warren, Ohio; youngest of 3 boys.
Graduated 2004 - Western Reserve High School, Berlin Center, OH.
Graduated 2017 - Cornerstone University - B.A. in psychology and was working towards a master’s degree in counseling
Met Christine through a church Easter production they both performed in Lansing. On March 19, 2011, Mark married the love of his life. He and Christine enjoyed many activities together, especially bicycling and running. In the fall of 2011, they completed the DALMAC, a bike ride from East Lansing to the Mackinac Bridge. They enjoyed taking their daughters on outings to zoos and museums, cider mills and art fairs. They loved spending time together as a family. Mark also would regularly take Adelaide on special, one-on-one daddy/daughter dates and was looking forward to the day when his baby daughter Emmeline would be old enough to take out on dates as well.
Mark and Christine were members of Riverview Church (REO Town Venue), where Mark served in one of the bands. He was a talented musician and over the years was a member of many different bands, playing guitar, piano, saxophone, and drums. Mark loved to paint: his artwork was displayed in numerous locations throughout Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and the Greater Lansing area. Mark loved to explore the places he lived and to support local businesses, especially coffee shops and antique stores. Old Town and Reo Town were favorite neighborhoods of his.
Funeral service - Dec 18th at Riverview Church (West Venue) with Pastor Justin Detmers officiating. Visitation Dec 17th at Palmer, Bush & Jensen, Holt Delhi Chapel Holt, MI and . before the funeral at Riverview Church (West)
Survived by:
loving wife, Christine (Harr) Blevins
Devoted daughters - Adelaide Brooke and Emmeline Joy
Parents - Richard and Ruth (Weingart) Blevins
Brothers - Brian (and Melissa) Blevins and David (and Lisa) Blevins
Parents-in-law - Rick and Maureen (Savoie) Harr
Preceded in death by:
Nephew - Wyatt Nicholas Blevins
Born July 15, 1985 in Warren, Ohio; youngest of 3 boys.
Graduated 2004 - Western Reserve High School, Berlin Center, OH.
Graduated 2017 - Cornerstone University - B.A. in psychology and was working towards a master’s degree in counseling
Met Christine through a church Easter production they both performed in Lansing. On March 19, 2011, Mark married the love of his life. He and Christine enjoyed many activities together, especially bicycling and running. In the fall of 2011, they completed the DALMAC, a bike ride from East Lansing to the Mackinac Bridge. They enjoyed taking their daughters on outings to zoos and museums, cider mills and art fairs. They loved spending time together as a family. Mark also would regularly take Adelaide on special, one-on-one daddy/daughter dates and was looking forward to the day when his baby daughter Emmeline would be old enough to take out on dates as well.
Mark and Christine were members of Riverview Church (REO Town Venue), where Mark served in one of the bands. He was a talented musician and over the years was a member of many different bands, playing guitar, piano, saxophone, and drums. Mark loved to paint: his artwork was displayed in numerous locations throughout Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and the Greater Lansing area. Mark loved to explore the places he lived and to support local businesses, especially coffee shops and antique stores. Old Town and Reo Town were favorite neighborhoods of his.
Funeral service - Dec 18th at Riverview Church (West Venue) with Pastor Justin Detmers officiating. Visitation Dec 17th at Palmer, Bush & Jensen, Holt Delhi Chapel Holt, MI and . before the funeral at Riverview Church (West)
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