Mark W Rohaley

Mark W. Rohaley, a beloved family man and cherished friend, entered the world on December 30, 1955, and left us far too soon on January 7, 2025. His departure is felt keenly by all who had the privilege of knowing him. A proud graduate of West Branch High School, Mark completed this crucial chapter of his life in 1974. His time at school was distinguished by remarkable achievements, particularly as an outstanding quarterback, a role that showcased his athletic gift and competitive spirit.

Mark's passions extended far beyond the football field. He had a deep love for all sports and spent countless hours immersed in the joys of fishing, golfing, and embracing the great outdoors. His enthusiasm for music was equally passionate; he cherished playing the guitar, often expressing his emotions and thoughts through song. Mark also held a profound relationship with his faith, finding strength and solace in Jesus, which reflected deeply in his character and interactions with others.

Among his proudest accomplishments, Mark found immense joy in writing poetry and sharing the Gospel—a testament to his reflective nature and desire to inspire those around him. He had a unique way of touching the hearts of people with his words, and his legacy will undoubtedly live on through them.

Mark is survived by his loving sons, Adam and Shane, along with their families, and his devoted daughter, Stephanie and her family. He leaves behind his beloved brothers, James and Bill Rohaley, and his sister, Kacey Rohaley. Mark was embraced by countless friends whose lives he enriched with his infectious personality and genuine kindness.

He joins in eternal rest his dear parents, Francis Rohaley and Roberta (Russell) Rohaley, as well as his sisters, Laura Sue and Mary Ann, who are surely welcoming him with open arms. The memories of Mark W. Rohaley will forever resonate in the hearts of those he leaves behind, reminding us all of the joy, laughter, and love he freely gave throughout his life. Arrangements are entrusted to Dean's Funeral Home Sebring, Ohio.