Birth date: Oct 17, 1948 Death date: Nov 17, 2014
T. M. or Mark as he was known, was born October 17, 1948 to Willie L. and Lucille F. Hanna in Dallas, Texas. On November 17, 2014 Mark was called home to be with the Lord. A Vietnam Veteran and Mason, Mark is preceded in death by Read Obituary
I met Mark thru my employment at the City of Dallas. Mark taught me alot about my job and my masonic teachings. I will forever remember Mark in the fact that he was always full of joy and happiness, those memories will always be with me. God Bless you Mark, may you rest peacefully with the Grand Architect of the universe. Charles Trammell
I am so sad to hear about the passing of Mark, there are so many memories to share. One of the greatest memories I have is when Mark and his family took me in when I needed a place to go and treated me like one of his own, he was like a father to me and taught me alot of life skills that I still use every day. For the past 25 years Mark and I would keep in touch on the phone and he often told me he was really proud of me. That meant a lot to me to hear that. You will surely be missed.
i kept a secret and promised you ever since i was a little girl……….. i dedicate the song you made me promise to sing at your funeral and i better be there when they put you in the ground, period………WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD LOUIS ARMSTRONG>>>>>>>>>>>>> i love you daddy. i miss you so much already. your little girl bonnie boo. the only promise ive kept………… and the last………….i love you more than life itself
C. C. Morris & Ronald A. Underwood purchased the Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum for the family of Thomas Mark Hanna.
I met Mark in high school at Bryan Adams and we formed a great friendship. He will be sorely missed by all those that knew and loved him. Rex and I both talked to him on the phone the week before he passes. Rest in peace my friend. Pat Skelton
Mark was always a joy to be around. He will be greatly missed. Reunion planning won't be the same without him. Love and prayers for his family. Julie Bowling
Mark was my hero. He lived without boundaries. When we were teens, we always went to watch him race! My brothers were part of his pit crew. I even asked Mark and June to afopt me because i wsnted to be around them all the time! My heart is broken. I will miss him dearly.
There are no words to describe how I miss you Uncle Mark. I think of the last phone call I received from you, and I was at work. You asked me if I liked Stevie Ray Vaughn.. and yes sir, I did and do. I saw you at Daddys funeral, and you got to meet my Robert. In ways, I think the two of you are a lot alike. Every time I hear Stevie on the radio, I think of you. Sending you love in heaven, Your niece, Tammy Denise Hill Rutledge
I remember him riding his bike to my house back in the day — I will truly miss you Mark!!
HE was my boss at the City of Dallas I owe him alot great guy great boss Rick wakefield i will miss his funny E mails
