Mark Comneck, 65, passed away on September 2, 2024, in Brazoria County, Texas. Born on October 25, 1958, in Brooklyn, New York to Charles and Helen Comneck.

A proud graduate of Newfield High School, in Selden, New York, Class of 1976. Mark furthered his education at Bethany College in West Virginia. Moving to Texas in 1981, Mark began his career in education for the next 40 years. He began his career as a physical education teacher/coach at Brazosport ISD. While teaching/coaching he pursued his graduate studies and started his administrative career in Angleton ISD climbing the ladder as an Assistant Principal, Principal, Director of Secondary Education and then finishing his career as Assistant Superintendent of Schools.

Mark dedicated his life to his faith and family. He is survived by Deborah, his wife of 41 years, with whom he shared nearly five decades of friendship. His sons, Matthew (Madeline) and David (Carlie), and his adored grandchildren Connor, Paige, and Cruz.

Additionally, he leaves behind his parent-in-laws, John and Betty Newton; brothers, Pete (Valerie) and Richie (Nadia); sisters, Helen (Pat), Sue Anne (Ray), Tina (Steve); and numerous nieces, nephews, in-laws, friends, and colleagues. Mark was preceded in death by his parents, Charles Arthur Comneck and Helen Mary Rivezzo.

Mark was a highly regarded educator so many strived to be, and he did not even have to try. His positivity, passion, and enthusiasm for it all just came naturally. Mark was much more than an administrator; he was a mentor and friend. God needed this wonderful man up in Heaven just as we needed him here on earth…now we know why. He probably has some folks in Heaven needing further instruction and tutorials, and he knew Mark Comneck would be just the man to lead the school. He was just about perfection right here on earth.

Mark was a beloved figure in his personal life and in his community. Marks' life was marked by his love for great food, good drinks, and nice music, which includes PIZZA, ice cream, NY bagels, ''Markaritas'' and Jimmy Buffet. Having been a star athlete in high school and continuing to play college football, Mark continued his passion for sports by coaching his boys and their friends in baseball, basketball, and soccer. The New York Yankees and the New York Giants were his favorite teams. All the way up until his diagnosis, Mark loved all outdoor activities and remained very active running, bowling and playing pickleball.

As per Mark's wishes, Lakewood Funeral Chapel cremated him. (https://www.lakewoodfuneralchapel.com) A funeral mass will be held at Saint Michael's the Archangel Catholic Church (100 Oak Drive S, Lake Jackson, Texas) on Saturday, September 28th, 2024, at 11:30 am.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to UTHealth Houston (Glioblastomas) PO Box 20268, Houston, Texas 77025-9998, or giving.uth.edu/memorial OR to the Angleton Independent School District Education Foundation, 1900 North Downing, Angleton, Texas 77515 or https://wwwigfn.us/vf/COMNECK

Mark's legacy in his professional career and his love for his family will always go on. His joy of sports, traveling and community involvement leaves an indelible mark on all who knew him. His memory will be cherished and celebrated by his family, friends, and the countless lives he touched throughout his distinguished educational career and his rich personal life.

We'll take it from here, Mark. Rest easy, and we will see you one day down the way munching on that "Cheeseburger in Paradise".

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