As time passes, we naturally miss Mark more and more. I often reflect on the good times we had. Definitely one time, of the many, that stands out is our trip to Colorado Springs to see our brother Joseph and
This is a shot video of some grenade training Mark took part in during the CCT pipeline. Nothing exciting, just a short video of him in action, which we always enjoy seeing.
Yesterday was the annual 9-1-1 Festival in Haleyville and The Mark Forester Foundation was privileged to have a booth at the event. The emergency 9-1-1 service originally began in Haleyville with the first call placed in 1968. City Hall still
Mark first introduced us to Johnnie at Thanksgiving 2008. He has been a close friend and teammate of Mark’s and has always been welcome in our home. Johnnie has duties and will be leaving us this month to continue his
Our family had the honor of attending, and I was able to speak, at the Arley Civitan Club Military Appreciation Dinner in Double Springs. I was amazed at the number of veterans in attendance, including at least one from WWII.
The Tennessee Smokies honored Mark as part of their “Salute to Heroes” night on May 28. We are grateful to friends Mick Gillispie, who is a radio broadcaster for the team, and Smokies pitcher Trey McNutt, who is from Haleyville,
