Mark A. Lagoo
Obituary's Biography:
Mark Allen Lagoo, 60, of Dawsonville, GA, passed away peacefully on January 21, 2025 at home with his wife Melissa by his side. He was born on November 28, 1964 in Waukegan, IL to Leslie and Irene Lagoo.
Mark was a huge fan of the Chicago Cubs, enjoyed all Chicago food and loved his hometown of Round Lake, IL. He loved traveling with his wife and family often, mostly cruising the islands and summertime was his very favorite season. He was never without a good joke, prank or laugh. He loved making others happy & living life to the fullest. He was a good man, loving & devoted husband, father and Papapa. His wife, their daughter and grandchildren were always a source of great joy.
Mark will be loved, dearly and forever missed by his loving wife, Melissa, of 33 years; his father, Leslie Lagoo, Jr.; his daughter, Melissa (Mark) McClead of Ball Ground, GA; his grandchildren, Aubrie McClead, Alana McClead, and Easton McClead, all of Ball Ground, GA; his sisters, Leslie (Ruben) Lopez of Round Lake Beach, IL, Michele (Greg) Dombrowski of Menominee, MI, and Irene “Cookie” (Mike) Donovan of Winthrop Harbor, IL. He was preceded in death by his mother, Irene Lagoo.
A private, very special family celebration of life was held.
My love ❤️
I still cannot believe you’re gone, but I know you’ll always be with me and watching over all of us from heaven. I don’t know how I’m going to do this live without you, my best friend, my rock, my safety, my everything. I will do my best to honor you, the only way I know how, but enjoying the rest of this life and being happy, which you made me promise to do. ❤️ No one made me laugh and be happy in this life like you! You will always be my happy and the love of my life, for always. Rest in peace my love, until we’re together again. 💔
Mark was my little brother. Definitely the best brother ever. I miss him every single day.
We had so much fun together especially with our 3 hour phone calls. He was the best in every way. Brother, Husband, Papapa.
Mark, our families had so much fun together, especially during “ junk week”. You kids all played together, and got in trouble together. Thanks for the memories, and don’t get Sharon in trouble, lol
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve picked up my phone to message you. I knew if I sent you something funny that you’d have an even better comeback. I miss your humor and the crazy things you did to make people laugh. I couldn’t have asked for a better brother and I’m so happy you were mine. Thank you for talking us into going on cruises together, I’m so happy I have those memories, to me that’s priceless. I am heartbroken you’re not here with us but know that Mom was so happy to see you. Keep sending signs to let us know you’re there. I will always and forever love and miss you until the day I get to join you and Mom, hopefully lol Love you, Smell