Mark Anthony Dobrinsky, “Chico”, of Princeton, beloved brother, son, and friend, is now with his ‘Ma’ again, and other loved ones who have passed before him. Mark loved life and lived it his way. He enjoyed his gardens, living in the country, riding motorcycle, hunting, fishing, snorkeling, spear fishing, grilling, doing body work on cars which he did most of his life, spending time with family and friends, and especially his beloved dog, Loosie (yes, that is how he spelled it)! He could fix or build just about anything. Mark, a thoughtful loyal friend to many, and a free spirit with a heart of gold.
Mark was preceded in passing by his mom, Patricia (Dobrinsky) Mattice; his stepdad, ‘Pa,’ Richard Mattice, Sr.; his partner, Barb Hayes; grandparents, Arthur and Marie Dobrinsky; Uncles David and Herman Dobrinksy; his beloved dogs Cinnabar and Bones, and other family and friends.
He is survived by his brother Richard (Suzanne) Mattice, Jr. and sister Michelle (Craig) Carpenter who will all miss him more than words and love him forever. He is further survived by his beautiful companion, Loosie, (who literally went almost everywhere with him), his pretty egg laying ladies, other family, and friends, including Jason, Kenny, Dennis, and many others.
A special thank you to Jason for giving Loosie a beautiful next chapter with him and his boys, who will love sweet Loosie and play with her when she is doing her wild zoomies. The perfect next home for her, just as Mark would want. A thank you also to Mary, the librarian chicken whisperer who now has the pretty egg laying girls, in their next adventure in life, at her Taj Mahal.
Mark, from the bottom of our hearts, you will never be forgotten, and we will miss you so very much.
Our holidays and all days will never be the same. We will miss our visits, when you brought us such great goodies from your gardens. We will miss the stories, the memories, and the laugher. We will miss your tender heart. Rest now, until we meet again, we love you so much, big brother.
Private Family Services were held for Mark. Should family and friends desire, Memorials will be appreciated in Mark’s memory. They may be sent to the Mark Dobrinsky Memorial c/o Ruminski Funeral Home, P. O. Box 16, Redgranite, WI 54970-0016
The Ruminski Funeral Home of Redgranite assisted Mark’s family with arrangements. (920) 566-2313.
