Obit for WOITASZEWSKI, Mark Lee (b.1960 d.2006), Murray Co., MN

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Mark Lee Woitaszewski was born on February 19, 1960, in Slayton, 

Minnesota to Dennis and Cornelia Vander Brink Woitaszewski. He grew up in 

Slayton and attended school at West Elementary and graduated from the 

Slayton High School in 1978. While in high school, Mark worked at Hi Way 

Grocery in Slayton, Minnesota. On June 21, 1981, he and Pamela Guild were 

married at Christ Lutheran Church in Slayton. Following their marriage 

they made their home in Slayton and Mark worked at Nordin's Super Valu. 

Mark later worked as a salesman for the Worthington Veterinary Medical 

Center in Worthington, Minnesota. Mark enjoyed his time working with the 

local farmers and their livestock. Mark and his father-in-law, Arnie and 

son, Luke had a hobby farm raising hogs and cattle for a time. Mark 

passed away on September 10, 2006, at Our House Hospice Home in Slayton, 

Minnesota at the age of 46. He was a member of Christ Lutheran Church in 

Slayton where he served on the Property and Management Committee. Mark 

was a retired member of the Slayton Fire Department and presently a 

councilman for the City of Slayton. Mark enjoyed riding his Harley 

Davidson Motorcycle, doing lawn care with his children, spending time 

with his family and friends and cooking. He also enjoyed spending time 

with Barney and Tatum the family dogs. Everyone enjoyed Mark's sense of 

humor and his strong will. 



Survivors include his wife Pamela Woitaszewski, Slayton, MN; three  

children: Luke and his wife Kelli Woitaszewski, Lake Wilson, MN; Kaitlyn 

Woitaszewski and Jed Woitaszewski both at home; two  grandsons: Gavin and 

Jacob Woitaszewski; his mother Cornelia Woitaszewski, Slayton, MN; two 

brothers and their spouses: Allan and Nancy Woitaszewski, Worthington, 

MN; and Gary and Sharon Woitaszewski, Slayton, MN; and several nieces and 

nephews other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his 

father, Dennis Woitaszewski and his grandparents. 



Funeral services are at Christ Lutheran Church in Slayton, MN on 

Wednesday, September 13,  2006, at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Ted Kunze 

officiating. The organist is Twyla Hungerford. The soloist is Heidi 

Winter. The pallbearers are Kent Lorang, Mark Lorang, Randy Groves, John 

Swart, Roger Opdahl, Jerry Brake, Scott Woitaszewski and Scott Kleve. 

Honorary pallbearers are the Slayton Fire Department.  Interment at 

Slayton Memorial Gardens, Slayton, MN. 



Visitation one hour prior to the services at the church on Wednesday. 

Totzke Funeral Home of Slayton in charge of arrangements. 

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