Baird, Mark William's Obituary
Marc William Baird was born in Puyallup, Washington, to bernice Dunaway Baird and Warren Baird. He has survived by his mother, bernice McClure of Puyallup; his brother, Dennis Baird of Hawaii; and his daughter‘s Trina Angeles of California and Kelli gun of New Jersey. He has also survived by numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Marc lived most of his life in Washington state either on land or see. Towards the end of his life, he lived reluctantly in California, and he enjoyed his brief stay in Montana. He traveled across the country and around the world through his trade. He was a heavy equipment operator and a vested union member with 612/302 for over 30 years. His life’s work can be measured in miles of roads, thousands of yards of gravel, dirt, sand, rock, coal, stumps, mud, muck, and even poo at times. No explanation needed. When he wasn’t working, he stayed busy turning 5 acres into something that looked like a park, target, shooting, polishing stones, reloading, ammo, reading, puffing on a stogie, or enjoying a cold beer. Mark was always batting those pretty blue eyes and telling tales that may or may not have grown with time- because to him, life was meant to be lived fully.
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