Mark William Wier

October 20th, 1950 - April 21st, 2002

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Diane, Please accept mine and my entire family's condolence's. I am so sorry to hear of Mark's passing. He was such a good person. Just know that you, you children, Aunt Pat, Lao, Mary Ann and Kathy are in my prayers. I asked for prayer for you and your family at my parents church, too. Two years ago, my Sister's husband passed away from a severe heartattack and that was such a shock to us. If you EVER need any one to talk to, I hope you will concider me to talk to. I enjoyed being related to the Wier family and I hope you don't dislike me.

Vicki (Wier) Wood

March 24th, 2004 at 12:00am

To Diane and children, whom I have never met, and to Mrs. Pauline Wier for whom I have always had great admiration, and to all Mark's relatives and loved ones: Please accept my sincere sympathy in this time of sorrow. I am deeply saddened by the death of my classmate. Tomorrow, Thursday, April 25 at 5:30 PM (12:30 AM in Michigan)I will offer my Mass here in Vladivostok, Russia for his Eternal Life and for the consolation of his family. May the Lord increase your faith in this difficult time. Very sincerely yours, Fr. Dan Maurer, Most Holy Mother of God Catholic Church, Vladivosotk, Russia.

Rev. Fr. Daniel Maurer

March 24th, 2004 at 12:00am

I am very sorry for your loss. Mark was a great man and will be dearly missed. I wanted to send you a little story I have about him that will hopefully bring a little smile to your face someday. I worked with Mark at IPC. When I first started there I received the Peachtree account which was quite a high profile account. We had an order coming from Peachtree that was very large and I needed to pre order paper. I placed the order for 400,000#'s (10 truckloads) of 35# paper. First of all, this is a very rare paper for IPC to order as well as a large amount of stock. After the stock was on it's way, I discovered I ordered the wrong size. The paper was ordered based on a smaller book than the customer was printing rendering the paper order useless to IPC. As I stated above, this is not a stock that would most likely be used by another customer and this was a lot of paper. I was all of about 21 or 22 and panic stricken. I went to Marks office to tell him what I had done. I was in tears because I was afraid of losing my job and the customer. When I got there Mark was not there so I had Paula Hunt page him to his office. When he arrived and saw me crying the first thing he said was "Quit crying, whatever it is, it's not worth crying about." I explained the situation to him and he proceeded to call the customer about it. When the customer didn't answer he left a voicemail simply stating that we were going to change the trim size of his book wether he liked it or not and hung up. I sat there amazed (and grinning) at his nerve of telling this to the customer in a voicemail. However, this was the kind of relationship he had with his customers.

Mark William Wier

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