Obituaries

Condolences

• 10/01/2021

  Warren Gaspar

  I will always remember Marky being at Nick Jr. baseball games with the Xtreme. Marky was blessed by God and had a special voice and talent. I will forever remember him singing Brother IZ song Over The Rainbow man he could sing. Well now Marky sing with Brother IZ and the Angels and I know your are smiling down on all of us still playing the Ukulele. Love & Aloha Coach Warren

• 10/01/2021

  Carol Villazon

  1 file added to the album Memories Album

• 10/01/2021

  gloria flores

  Lit a candle in memory of Marcos Julian Villazon

• 10/01/2021

  Liza

  Joshua, that was wonderfully worded. Thank you such a touching post. You and Marky shared many memories together and I know he'd be honored about your dedication.

• 10/01/2021

  Pauly Cardenas

  1 file added to the album New Album Name

• 10/01/2021

  Fremont Memorial Chapel

  1 file added to the album Memories Album

• 10/01/2021

  Ward Bay

  I remember Marky as a quiet, respectful young man who'd come to watch his older brother play baseball. I was in awe of him when he picked up his ukulele and began to play it after one of Nick Jr's games. An extremely gifted child. Play with the angels Marky, we're listening. Coach Ward

• 10/01/2021

  carolina rivero

  Every time a hockey game would come on, I would say that I've always wanted to go. One time Marky was at my house and a game came on. I said "I wanted to go see a game." He said "lets go, me and you. I love the Sharks." I looked at him and said "Like a date?!!" As I laughed, he responded, "Ah...0k, but don't Alex (who is my husband)!" We started laughing. So from that moment on we had our running joke...."When are we going on that date??!!" Marky, I will truly miss seeing your smiling face walking by my house everyday after school but I promise you one thing.....I will go on that date and go to a Sharks Game!!!! I love you honey!!

• 10/01/2021

  Joshua David Vega

  To my cousin Marky and all our family, Words cannot do justice to underscore the deep sadness and regret I feel for being unable to be home at this difficult time, or to attend the service. But please know that I send all my love at this time. Marky was a good kid with a beautiful soul who was growing into a fine young man. I remember growing up with him - singing songs, making movies, acting together, and just spending time together. He was a talented kid, and in a way, I feel like I tried to catch up with him - he played guitar long before I did, and the first time I ever sat behind a drum set was in his bedroom. I want you to know that even though I cannot be there in person, I will of course be there in spirit. In addition, I thought you might like to know that my performance in "A Christmas Carol" will be dedicated to Marky's memory. My director was gracious enough to include this in the program, and I think Marky would have liked this show. I know that it doesn't make up for not being there in person, but if I could do more, believe me, I would, in a heart beat. I find it difficult to continue. There's a strange combination - the feeling that there's so much more to say, yet nothing to say that hasn't been said a thousand times. I don't know if that makes any sense, but simply put, I'm lost for words. But I think Shakespeare wrote it best: "Now cracks a noble heart. Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest!" As we used to say when we made our home movies, "diddo." Rest in peace, Mark. Your cousin, with all the love in the world, Josh.