Mark S. Lindskoog, 57, of Chicago, died October 3, 2022
Mark was born on June 24, 1965, the son of Steve and Eleanor Lindskoog. He was the oldest child and had two younger sisters. He graduated from Purdue University and went on to earn his CPA. He is currently employed as an accountant with the Chicago Public Schools. He loved the outdoors. He was a loving son, father, brother, nephew, and friend who will be missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his parents, Steve and Eleanor Lindskoog, his children, Zachary, Taylor, and Gianna Lindskoog, by his sisters, Pam (Dave) Cipolla, and Kristi (Chris) Centnarowicz, by his nieces and nephews, Melissa, Brandon, Colton, Brett and great nephew, Hudson. He also was survived by many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, from 9-10am with a funeral Mass being celebrated at 10:00am all at St. Mary Catholic Church- 10307 Dundee Road, Huntley.
For further information please call the funeral home at 847-515-8772 or online condolences may be directed to www.defiorefuneral.com
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Words cannot express the deep sadness in our hearts for the loss of our nephew, Mark. We will forever remember spending time with Mark and all of you on holidays, birthdays and many other events having the best time. Mark's winning smile and always willing to step up and help those in need will live on in our hearts. We are so grateful for these shared memories and want you all to know how much we love you and how deeply Mark will be missed. Our prayers are with all of you during this most difficult time. Much love, Uncle Ed & Aunt Joan
I am so sorry for your loss. Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers.
We are saddened to learn about Mark. He will always be remembered as a kind soul who led with his heart. His kindness and generosity were always shared with a smile. I had a great time with him in Chicago last year when we spent the day at a marketing event. We talked and laughed the entire day about the old days. I think what we remember most is that Mark was always the first one to recognize if anyone was left alone at a party or gathering; he would come right over and start up a conversation always making sure everyone felt at home. May our good Lord bring Mark into His joyful home where there are no more tears. We will miss you.
We are sorry to learn about Mark. Our prayers and thoughts go out to you all. May God give you strength to overcome these hard times and your dear Mark an everlasting home in God´s arms.
My deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your son. I hope your memories help bring you comfort and peace.
So sorry to hear about Mark. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.
Dear Mark’s Family, I wanted to share with you some of the precious memories I have with Mark. I had the pleasure of working just down the hall from him. He has great style and his sock-game is truly epic. You could count on Mark for a smile and a friendly hello Amy day of the week. We would often stop to talk to one another on his walks around the hallways. He enjoyed his walks to work and around the neighborhood. Mark was a very special person. He was kind, humble, gentle, and loved his family very much. I was so excited when his first year on our team I got Mark for secret Santa. He shared about how he loved to journal and read the Bible every morning. His faith was steady, grounded, and a beautiful reflection of deep personal faith. Since I left that job, I often thought about Mark, including just minutes before I learned of the terrible news. I’m grateful for the time I got with him and will miss him dearly.
Dear Mark’s Family, I wanted to share with you some of the precious memories I have with Mark. I had the pleasure of working just down the hall from him. He has great style and his sock-game is truly epic. You could count on Mark for a smile and a friendly hello Amy day of the week. We would often stop to talk to one another on his walks around the hallways. He enjoyed his walks to work and around the neighborhood. Mark was a very special person. He was kind, humble, gentle, and loved his family very much. I was so excited when his first year on our team I got Mark for secret Santa. He shared about how he loved to journal and read the Bible every morning. His faith was steady, grounded, and a beautiful reflection of deep personal faith. Since I left that job, I often thought about Mark, including just minutes before I learned of the terrible news. I’m grateful for the time I got with him and will miss him dearly.
Eleanor, I didn't know Mark, but I know you and Steve. I am so sorry for your loss. I am sending my deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Dear Mark’s Family, I wanted to share with you some of the precious memories I have with Mark. I had the pleasure of working just down the hall from him. He has great style and his sock-game is truly epic. You could count on Mark for a smile and a friendly hello Amy day of the week. We would often stop to talk to one another on his walks around the hallways. He enjoyed his walks to work and around the neighborhood. Mark was a very special person. He was kind, humble, gentle, and loved his family very much. I was so excited when his first year on our team I got Mark for secret Santa. He shared about how he loved to journal and read the Bible every morning. His faith was steady, grounded, and a beautiful reflection of deep personal faith. Since I left that job, I often thought about Mark, including just minutes before I learned of the terrible news. I’m grateful for the time I got with him and will miss him dearly.