Obituary
Mark E Cromlich, age 72, from The Villages, Florida passed away Sunday June 26, 2022. He passed peacefully with his wife, Cheryl, at his side.
Mark was retired from General Motors and the Department of Defense.
Mark’s love for his wife Cheryl didn’t end with his death. He loved his wife and his many many friends, laughter and golf.
Mark married Cheryl Stergar (Dix) on April 30, 1977. The two were lifetime companions, friends and the love of each other’s lives. They loved dancing together, church and their complete love for Jesus Christ.
Mark was an avid golfer. He survived by his wife, Cheryl; and daughter, Juli Wells (Chris) and grandson Cole Wells.
Mark will be especially remembered for his undying love for his wife Cheryl, his love of life and his many, many friends. Mark certainly was loved by everyone he knew.
This is the spot where Mark's memorial bench will be placed with the words: Sitting here missing you, wishing for just one more dance, Mark Cromlich, Death will never separate us. Your wife, Cheryl
This is the spot for Mark's memorial bench and the words that will be placed on the plaque. I miss you more everyday, my sweet husband
Eternally forever
Love
Even death cannot separate them
Mark and Cheryl
“To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know that even one life has breathed easier because you have lived - that is to have succeeded.” Ralph Waldo Emerson
You did that Mark. You will be missed.
Hope you’re wearing your Trump hat.
RIP Mark
I think about you every day since I've been through it too. It's difficult and a huge adjustment, but eventually, you do emerge into the sunlight again. Sending sincere sympathies and warm hugs from an old friend. ~ NJS
I know you’re an Angel watching over Cheryl. I know it.
I live pretty far from your wife, but I can promise you, I hold her in high regard. I know you were a wonderful man on Earth. I’m honoring you and the kind life you lead.
Marcia Scott
God Blessed me with you and Marks friendship and I’m so sorry that you have lost your soulmate. I wish I was closer to be able to give my friend a Real Hug. Through Facebook we will continue to keep in touch and maybe someday I’ll buy a Vette just to come see you. Keep your never ending faith that you’ll be with Mark again. Love you my friend.