Tina, I was honored to take care of Mark. He fought a long hard battle. You were his light at the end of the tunnel that kept him going. The strength you have is admirable. I am so sorry for your loss and I will be praying for you and your boys.

I’ve worked with Mark for many years. He was always very helpful. So sorry for your loss. Praying the memories will help you through this difficult time.

Very sorry for your loss. Mark was a kind soul. Prayers and loving wishes to all

My deepest condolences. I've worked with Mark for years. He was always willing to help and a pleasure to work with. Even when he wasn't feeling well, he was in good spirits and you would never know anything was wrong. He will be missed.

Tina- I am SO sorry for your loss. Keeping you, and your family, in my thoughts and prayers. Mark was a great person and I know he will be missed. Sending love your way! Drew

Dear Tina, Richie, Joey, Karen, Kent and Family, I am so sorry to hear of Mark's passing. I remember him as a sweet and loving little boy who grew up to be a sweet and loving man. I know he will be sadly missed by everyone! With Love, Cousin Barbara

Mark you will be sorely missed my good friend. My heartfelt condolences go out to Tina, Richie, Joey and all your family. I have been blessed to know you since we were both kids running the streets of South Philly. Some of my earliest memories are of you and me skate boarding up and down Chadwick St. You and I were part of a group of friends who have kept in touch and stay tight up to the present day. So many years and so many memories - St. Thomas, Stephen Girard, 17th St., Sigel St., Cut thru the alleys, Half Ball, Fist Ball, Street Hockey, Fumbles, Awning Ball, Wall Ball, Jail Break, Joe Diamonds, Central High, Subway rides, Riding in the Malibu, Riding in the Vega, Taking the Schuylkill, The Hump, Skipping School, 3 Bob 3, CCP, The Lakes, Gemini's, Member's Only, The Station, Strip Search, Cards, The Commissioner, Linda Ronstadt, Rolling Stones, Thriller, Meat Loaf, 3 Stooges, Wildwood, Margate and fishing trips - and that is only some of the memories from the first 10 years I knew you. You were always level headed, quick with a joke and ready to help a friend whenever needed. As the years went on there were new jobs, new careers, weddings, funerals, kids, new houses, new cities and new cars; but through chance or fate we grew to become even closer friends. I wouldn't see you in months but as soon as I called you we would be meeting up and shooting the breeze like we just saw each other yesterday. You were never judgmental and I never heard you say a bad thing about anyone. You were a true, caring and sincere friend. When I was going thru some of the darkest days of my life, you were there for me. Reaching out to me and including me in your family activities just so I wouldn't have to be alone with myself. When you first told me about your illness years ago I was very sad and concerned for you. You didn't deserve this terrible break that life had thrown at you; but you never let it get you down. You were always positive and never complained about your treatments or what you had to go thru. It was heartbreaking to hear what you had to endure at the end but thank God he gave you Tina to look over you, to love you and be your advocate. To fight for you when you couldn't and at the end to help you let go. You will be missed but you will never be forgotten! Love you and Rest in Peace!

Words cannot express how I feel about Mark. We’ve been good friends for almost 50 years. He was my best man, taught me how to drive in the blue Malibu and was always there when I needed him. Mark was there for anyone who needed anything. It’s impossible to list all the great memories of playing sports, cards, fishing and everything else we did together with our mutual lifelong group of friends. He will truly be missed and Heaven is lucky to have him. I only wish he didn’t have to suffer to get there. My heart goes out to Tina, Richie, Joey and all of his Family. God Bless You Mark. Love You Buddy.

Mark, words cannot convey the sense of loss I feel. I was 17 years old when you were born and a baby brother came into my life. This age difference put a unique slant on the typical brother relationship. I was old enough to have been a father, and that played a role in our relationship. We didn't grow up with the typical brother squabbles and roughhousing-but that didn't change my love for you. I remember sitting, with you on my lap, watching "Kimba-The White Lion"(your favorite show at the time). I remember that Christmas when you were 12 and I gave you a Fairchild Console-one of the video game systems and the hours playing Pong. Then there were the summers in Margate- going to the beach and to the boardwalk, or the times we went miniature golfing with Mom, Dad and Karen and getting ice cream afterwards. And, as you got older, renting a boat at Scotts Dock and those fishing adventures. These are just a few of the memories that will live on with me. Now, I wish I had said these things sooner. When you got sick, I wish I told you how much it hurt me to see the setbacks, yet how proud I was with your inner strength and determination. I will always be proud of you. I will always love you.

I knew Mark as part of IBC. I remember him as a good person. I pray his next journey will be a good one. My condolences to his family and many friends.

I met Mark at IBC 8 years ago. He was always great to work with, always there to help when you needed him. He will be missed. Rest East Mark.

We loved Mark from the day he was born and we will love him always ✝️

Tina & Family, Our sincere condolences. Mark was a fantastic guy & will truly be missed. Hopefully the plans we made will still come at a later date when we all meet together in heaven. Mark is in our thoughts and prayers. Rest in peace Mark.......

I’ve known Mark since 1997 when he hired me for a Help Desk Analyst position at IBC he was a wonderful person to work with just a all out great guy, he always had a pleasant smile, he was genuine, My heartfelt condolences to his family.

Tina & family....Mark is a good man and i admire his courage throughout this long battle. God bless you all and Mark will live on in your hearts forever.

Our hearts are broken and we are all grieving right now but know that the boys of summer are together again. We will cherish his memory forever. Sleep warm Mark. Love, Linda

Mark, I love you. I know we didn't say the words very often, but I love you. We hadn't seen much of each other in the last few years, and that you weren't much of a phone talker, but I love you. I can still see you in Mommy's arms, on the front porch, wrapped up in a blanket with your little red face and a clump a black hair coming home from the hospital. Daddy always said you looked like one of the Beatles. I loved you that day. I remember running after you around the house, and the time when you slipped on the rug and cracked your head against the door jamb and needed stitches. For years saying I did it -- and on purpose. I remember Kent and I watching and taking care of you each summer, until you could take care of yourself. I remember the shore, on your bike, picking up girls, you were just 7. I remember being jealous when you went on a cruise when you graduated high school; I wasn't allowed to go to the shore alone when I was that age. I remember, so many things, more than you can imagine because I love you. I remember how you smiled, how you laughed, and how you cared. I know you are with Mommy and Daddy now, and they love you. I will always remember and love you.

WE NEVER MET HIM ,WE FEEL WE KNEW HIM BY YOUR MANY POST ABOUT HIM.WE ARE VERY SORRY FOR YOU LOSS.

Love and condolences to the Mark Del Rossi family. May God be with you in this time of loss. Hugs and prayers from Washington.

I am so sorry to hear this, I was praying and think of you constantly thru out this and wanting the best for you both.

Mark was one of the first people I met at IBC in 1998. He was the kindest and most helpful person to work with on projects. He always had a kind word no matter the situation. Such a devoted family man, he loved Tina very much. I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss him dearly.

I am so sorry for your loss. All are in my prayers and thoughts.

I’ve known Mark since 1992, when he hired me to work at IBC as a Help-Desk Analyst. He was a great guy, genuine, down-to-earth with a great sense of humor. My heartfelt condolences to his family. The world lost a terrific man. RIP

Praying that God will hold you and your boys close to His heart. ?

Prayers and loving thoughts to the Del Rossi family.I will miss Mark

Mark was my co-worker, my friend and mentor. I will miss him dearly, all my prayers to his family and loved ones. God bless

Tina, Richie and Joe, there are no words to express how sorry we are for your loss. May the beautiful memories of your husband and dad bring you comfort during this most difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

On behalf of the Order Sons of Italy Padre Pio Lodge. I would like to extend our deep condolences to the family. May God Bless you all. Suzanne Benevento, President

Much love to you Tina and your family.

My heartfelt condolences go out to Tina and her family. I only came to know Tina a short time ago and became instant friends. Her quick wit and personality resonated in our office. having said that, I am sure life at home with Mark would always have had fun and laughter. Treasure all those memories as I know you will. But most of all, Mark is at peace and with God, watching down on you until you meet again. May God give you strength in the coming days ahead . Thinking of you - Meg Brennan

My deepest sympathy I am so very sorry for loss. Mark was one of the good guys. Rest in Peace Mark. Heavenly prayers. May your family find peace in the memories that you will have always.

Mark was a great guy!! We were school friends from GAMP.. I have lots of great school memories of Mark!! My condolences to the family... ??

My condolences to Mark's family and friends. May he rest in peace

I worked with Mark for many years, and he was always willing to do whatever was needed to help me out and get a solution to a problem. He was always calm and never got upset no matter how technically challenging something was. I admired that about him. I am so grateful to have known him. I know you will miss him deeply and I am sorry for your loss. I hope you have fond memories and one day the good Lord willing, will be reunited with Mark. God bless.

I can only ry to aspire to be more like you. You were always the calm, collected, keep cool in the pocket no matter what type. It really is true that only the good die young. We'll all be meeting up, but at different dates. Until then Mark. Love you and miss you already.

In Memory of Mark. Rest In Peace. Condolences to the family.

In memory of Mark Del Rossi, Diane Ferlaino lit a candle

Deepest condolences to the family. Rest in peace, Mark.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.