In high school, Mark played saxophone in the St. Paul’s Marching Wolves. Mark is in the middle trying on the Saint Paul’s Band uniforms for the first time.

In high school, Mark played saxophone in the St. Paul’s Marching Wolves. Mark is in the middle trying on the Saint Paul’s Band uniforms for the first time.

Decades later he marched again with #4 son, Nick. Mark was OK on the sax. Nick was very good on the quad-toms. Pictured are father and son performing together at SPS 100 Year Anniversary Halftime.

Decades later he marched again with #4 son, Nick. Mark was OK on the sax. Nick was very good on the quad-toms. Pictured are father and son performing together at SPS 100 Year Anniversary Halftime.

Mark paid his way through LSU by operating a fireworks’ stand on Claiborne Hill during the Fourth of July and Christmas holidays. He would live in the fireworks stand for 10 to 14 days at a time.

Mark paid his way through LSU by operating a fireworks’ stand on Claiborne Hill during the Fourth of July and Christmas holidays. He would live in the fireworks stand for 10 to 14 days at a time.

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In high school, Mark played saxophone in the St. Paul’s Marching Wolves. Mark is in the middle trying on the Saint Paul’s Band uniforms for the first time.
Decades later he marched again with #4 son, Nick. Mark was OK on the sax. Nick was very good on the quad-toms. Pictured are father and son performing together at SPS 100 Year Anniversary Halftime.
Mark paid his way through LSU by operating a fireworks’ stand on Claiborne Hill during the Fourth of July and Christmas holidays. He would live in the fireworks stand for 10 to 14 days at a time.