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It is with a great deal of sadness that I inform the campus community that faculty member Mark Alderman, clinical assistant professor of exercise and sport sciences, fell suddenly ill while on campus Tuesday afternoon and passed away. A skilled educator and practitioner, Mark served as an athletic trainer for the College’s sports teams.

We extend our deepest sympathies to Mark’s wife, Gayle, and his children Brianne, a sophomore at the College; Kelsey; Ethan; and Tessa. Our thoughts and prayers are also with Mark’s colleagues on the faculty and staff, his students and student-athletes, and his many friends on campus and in the community.

Among his professional activities, Mark had served the College as a faculty justice and on the athletic director search committee, and was treasurer of the New York State Athletic Trainers Association. He volunteered his time serving local youth and was an active member of the Bethel Grove Bible Church.

We will provide information on services when they are announced.

Brian McAree
Vice President for Student Affairs and Campus Life

Important Message for the Campus Community | 2 Comments |
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Important Message for the Campus Community Comment from kdavie on 04/05/06
Kathleen Davie wrote:
> It is with great saddness that I learned of the untimely death of Mark. I
> was extremely fortunate to know Mark over the years that I have worked at
> the college. I have never met a more kinder, compassionate, and gentle
> person. I am at a loss as what to say. He will definitely be missed. My
> thoughts and prayers are with his family. Kathy Davie, Health Center
>
Important Message for the Campus Community Comment from mbentley on 04/05/06
I am so saddened to hear of Mark’s untimely death. I just said Hi to him
in the Hall yesterday morning. Mark was a compassionate kind man that
most men would emulate. He was an inspirational teacher and clinician
and his taping was legendary in Hill Center. My heartfelt sympathy and
prayers are for his family and to all of us in Hill Center who will feel the
loss of Mark for years to come.
Mary Bentley