Mark A. McCullough
August 22, 1959 ~ November 27, 2020
Mark Alan McCullough
61, of Plainfield, passed away on November 27, 2020. He was born in Lebanon, IN on August 22, 1959 to Gene McCullough of North Salem, IN and Mary McCullough of Plainfield, IN.
Mark graduated from Plainfield High School in 1977. Mark was employed by FedEx, Indianapolis as a Contract Advisor in the Field Facilities Management Department. He was previously employed by MainTech / Triangle Services as a Quality Assurance-Service Delivery Manager in Field Facilities Maintenance. Mark loved watching sports. His favorite teams were the Indianapolis Colts and the Indiana Pacers. He also enjoyed racing, especially the Indianapolis 500 and Brickyard 400.
Mark was preceded in death by his mother, Mary McCullough.
A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Funeral and Memorial Services will be private.
Survivors include his sons, Cody and Colton McCullough; father Gene McCullough; sisters Lori McCullough Cole, Lisa McCullough; brothers Craig and James “Jim” McCullough; grandson Mycah Draper and his “honey”, Deb Gizynski.
In lieu of flowers the family asks that donations be made in Mark’s honor, to The Gathering Together Hospice, 147 N. Center Street, Plainfield, IN 46168 www.thegatheringtogether.org
Final arrangements and cremation are entrusted to Carlisle Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. Please visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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Mark was an integral part of our FedEx family and will be greatly missed.
Dear McCullough Family, I am so sorry for the loss of your brother and my cousin Mark. Hope you all are doing ok if you need anything please let me no. I am taking care of Andrew after his surgery. Love , Kris and Andrew Sowers
Mark was easy to get along with and easy to work for . I have a lot of good memories and will be deeply missed . Bob & Kim Mills
Mark helped build the FedEx Indy hub maintenance program from the start. He was a part of helping many a person become an Industrial maintenance professional. He always had a kind heart, a good joke, and a smile. He will be always be a legend at the Indy hub and he will be missed by us all.
Mark and I spent a few minutes at the end of each work day talking about anything and everything. I will miss that. Mark was just an all around nice guy with a smile and good word for everyone. He will be missed greatly.
Mark hired me at Maintech and was my 1st boss. He gave me opportunities that got me where I am now and will never forget that. We worked so well as a team and his professionalism was the best. He taught me a lot about working in an office environment which I had no experience in. He was a very approachable boss and will never be forgotten. Thank you Mark for all you did for us here.
So saddened to hear of Mark’s passing. Prayers to all of his family. He and Dirk spent so much time together in high school and he was at our house alot and part of the family. Time passes so quickly. May Eternal Rest be his.
Mark was a great friend over the years and this really hurts. We started our maintenance careers about 35 years ago at Purolator Courier. It was an absolute joy working with him in those early years and fortunately we were able to continue at the Fedex facility. Mark was extremely conscientious about his work as a mechanic and a manager. So thankful for having him as a friend. Goodbye old buddy and rest well.
My deepest condolences on your loss.
My deepest sympathy to Mark’s family. I enjoyed the great times shared with Mark in our high school years. He was liked by all who new him and a very level headed man who will be missed greatly! RIP
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My brother and Mark were very good friends. They let me ride around town with them many times. We used to cruze the south side of Indy like many did in the late 70s. Mark was a great fun loving guy . My family sends our deepest condolences.
Mark “chainsaw” was a wonderful man that will be missed. Prayers for his family.
My prayers are with you and your entire family at this sad news of your brother Mark passing. I always remember he was so kind to everyone and always had time to say hello when we were in school. May God be with you always
I can’t believe your gone Mark. Time passed to quickly. I did not get to say goodbye. We shared 10,000 memories. I don’t know where to start. I will always remember the 1963 Impala we all fixed up as your first car. Your father bought that car , it had a 283 with a 2 speed power glide transmission. I remember we were driving on the foggiest day Indiana ever had , it was so thick the fog was coming into the car from the hole in the floor board. You were driving with Susan and myself in the car. We could not see 10 ft. I remember we both got a job at Kroger in Bendavis and us in the 1963 Impala. I remember Karpy coming to Meet us there on his 750 2 stroke Kawasaki and riding wheelies. You and I in the hall at Plainfield high school in our blue Jean jackets trying to look cool. Riding together in Ed’s pink ford Econoline truck with Cragers and the stereo so loud you could hear it for a mile. You and I going to the 500 track in the infield standing on your dads f-150. I remember us taking your Dads brand new Black F150 through the field thinking we would clean it up later and it was so muddy we could of never cleaned it up. I remember spending so many days with you and Your brothers Craig and Jim and sisters Lori and Lisa Your father Gene and Your mother Mary. Such a beautiful family you were so blessed to be born into. I was always envious because you were so handsome and so cool. I was lucky to have you as a best friend. I am sorry Mark , I was not there later in life. I will always cherish our memories together. You were the best. Thoughtful and kind, smart and cool. The ladies were always naturally attracted to you. Your smile brightened the room and your integrity and character were that of a leader of Men. I have now lost 4 of my best friends. Mark , Ed, Terry , and my Father. I look forward to the days when we are all together again. A life lived well , is its own reward. May your family and those that love you , occasionally hear the music from above and know that all is well. ߇ڰ߇¸ Dirk