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Mark Simmonds

Please keep Mark and his family in your thoughts and prayers as he recovers from a heart attack. Mark, husband of Mary (Ford)Simmonds and co-host of the Fabulous Fenwick Fordfest is recovering in Hamilton General hospital. No visitors at this point please.

Comments

colleen vennard said…
Wow, that is terrible! Give Mary my best wishes and I will be thinking about them! Let me know any progres Dan!
Uncle Al said…
Our prayers and best wishes to Mark, Mary and their family from Maureen & I.
robbyblogger said…
Good luck Mark, I know you'll keep the staff laughing.
Remember that your there to relax, don't try to fix anything.

Rob
We hope Mark is coming along OK. Give him our love.

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