Marko Markovich
February 10, 1934 - September 22, 2014

Marko Markovich, 80, of Galveston, passed away Monday, September 22, 2014, at his residence surrounded by his children and grandchildren. He was born February 10, 1934, in Niksic’, Yugoslavia and came to the US in 1961. Marko worked for Farmer’s Marine as a machinist and retired from Lipton Tea in 1990. He was a 38-year member of the Galveston Elks Lodge and a member of Saints Constantine & Helen Serbian Orthodox Church.

Marko was preceded in death by his wife, Betty; parents, Rade and Anja Markovic’; and three brothers and a sister back in Yugoslavia.

He is survived by his daughter, Melanie Markovich; sons, Marko Markovich, Jr. and wife, Tina; and Michael Markovich and wife, Michelle; and sons, John and Vincent Mangogna; grandchildren, Makenzie Markovich and Marko Markovich, III; his beloved dog and faithful companion, Daisy; and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and many friends.

Marko’s family will receive visitors beginning at 5:00 pm, Thursday, September 25th, at Malloy & Son Funeral Home. An Elks Memorial Service and a Pomen service will be held at 6:30 pm.

Funeral service will be 10:00 am, Friday, September 26th, at Saints Constantine & Helen Serbian Orthodox Church with burial following at the Serbian Orthodox Cemetery in Galveston.

Pallbearers will be Mimo Milosevich, Raymond Rubio, Willie Garza, John (Piggy) Gerami, Walter Taylor, and Patrick Mullins.

Marko’s family wishes to express heartfelt thanks to Marko’s hospice nurse, Trish, and caregivers, Alicia and Rose, for the wonderful care they provided for Marko.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hospice Care Team, Inc., 1708 Amburn, Suite C, Texas City, TX 77591.

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Marko Markovich, 80, of Galveston, passed away Monday, September 22, 2014, at his residence surrounded by his children and grandchildren. He was born February 10, 1934, in Niksic’, Yugoslavia and came to the US in 1961. Marko worked for Farmer’s Marine as a machinist and retired from Lipton Tea in 1990. He was a 38-year…

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Mr. & Mrs. Harry White Jr. left a message on November 30, -0001:
Our deepest sympathies for your family
Susan Solari left a message on November 30, -0001:
Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers during this sorrowful time. It is a huge "life milestone" as we deal with the loss of our parents. But God is with you as are your many friends and family members. Susan Solari
Ivana Martinovic left a message on November 30, -0001:
I was deeply saddened to hear about the death of our dear Marko. I am so sorry for not having an opportunity to see him once again. The little time that was given to us to spend together was full of love, joy, laughter, hugs, and some time tears. Embracing you all, your cousin Ivana
Sandra D Popovich Golland left a message on November 30, -0001:
To The Family of Marko, Although we cannot be there at this time you are in our thoughts and prayers. We are deeply sadden by our dear friend Marko's passing. We know that he is in a better place with God and the Angel's have welcomed him home. There is no more bedrest and suffering for Marko. Hopefully the Serbs are with him celebrating his joyful return to Heaven. I hold a special memory of Marko. When I was about 11 years old my dad brought him to our home (he spoke very little English) and I played Santa Lucia for him on the piano. He smiled and clapped and loved it. Those are beautiful memories and I will never forget him. All of our Love, Sandy and Kuma Rachel
jelena Bogojevic left a message on November 30, -0001:
To my dear uncle Marko, We will always remember emotions that you had for your family in Montenegro. Rest in peace with your brothers and sister. With love and sorrow, Jelena
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Paul H left a message on November 30, -0001:
BigMan - really sorry to hear of the news. Remember the good times, stay strong and ride on. My condolences to you and your family.
Billie Markovic left a message on November 30, -0001:
Dear Mel, Mark and Michael, although far away, your father has always been a loving member of our family and we used to mention him often at family gatherings. He found his happiness far away from his homeland, but we know that he never forgot his roots and his family in Montenegro. Please accept our deepest condoleances and be so kind to throw one red rose over his casket from all of us in Montenegro. With love, Ranka, Giga, Milan, Billie and our children and grandchildren
Tammy Piazza left a message on November 30, -0001:
Mike, & Michelle, Marko & Tina, Melanie....My thoughts and prayers are with you all as you say goodbye to your father. I only saw him a couple of times, but he seemed funny. Try to keep your memories of him close to your hearts, now and always, and always remember that he is in a much better place, back with his beloved - your Mom, and is no longer in any type of pain or suffering.
Anita left a message on November 30, -0001:
Melanie, Thank you for giving me the opportunity to meet your dad. I enjoyed him so... his sense of humor and intelligent conversation, his wit and charm.... I just adore him... nearly as much I adore you. You are blessed to be of such good stock! May you and your family find peace that your parents are together once more. xoxox
Eva Cavazos, and family left a message on November 30, -0001:
On behalf of my family, we are so sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. Always remember him riding his bike in the neighborhood. Also knew that he was a very brilliant man.My your memories sustain you all. Sincerely, Eva
Connie Weber left a message on November 30, -0001:
My heart goes out to you Melanie. We are thinking about you.
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