Johnsonville- Mark R. Brenenstuhl, 67, a lifelong resident of the Town of Pittstown, died suddenly Wednesday, October 21, 2020, with his wife, Connie, by his side at Samaritan Hospital in Troy, following a short illness.
Born in Troy at the former Leonard Hospital, January 31, 1953, Mark was the son of the late George and Patricia (Hackett) Brenenstuhl and the best friend and husband of Connie A. (Simmons) Brenenstuhl of Johnsonville, who survives.
Mark was a graduate of Hoosic Valley High School and later attended Hudson Valley Community College in Troy.
Over the years he held several positions of employment which included his own landscaping business, Cobblestone Creek, which he started with his wife, Connie. In 2006 Mark accepted the position of Operations Manager at the Wilton Mall. He enjoyed his job and the people he worked with and was considering retiring later this year after more than 14 years of service.
Mark enjoyed spending time with his wife, three boys, and their families at his beautiful Johnsonville property. He was happiest when he was using one of his many John Deere tractors on any project.
In addition to Connie, Mark is survived by three sons, Kristopher Brenenstuhl of Watervliet, Seth and Heather Brenenstuhl, and Benjamin Brenenstuhl and Meghan Salisbury, all of Johnsonville, two sisters, Sharon DeLaMater of Johnsonville and Kim Brenenstuhl of Glens Falls, a brother, James Brenenstuhl of Valley Falls, three precious grandchildren, Dylan Brenenstuhl of Watervliet, Maela Brenenstuhl and Eliana Brenenstuhl, both of Johnsonville, and several nieces and nephews. Mark was predeceased by his daughter, the late Emma Brenenstuhl, who he is now with in Heaven.
Memorial contributions if desired, may be made to the Valley Falls Free Library, 42 State Street, Valley Falls, NY 12185, in memory of Mark R. Brenenstuhl.
Funeral service details are under the direction of the Howard B. Tate & Son Funeral Home Inc., 2237 New York Route 7, located in Raymertown, NY 12180.
Born in Troy at the former Leonard Hospital, January 31, 1953, Mark was the son of the late George and Patricia (Hackett) Brenenstuhl and the best friend and husband of Connie A. (Simmons) Brenenstuhl of Johnsonville, who survives.
Mark was a graduate of Hoosic Valley High School and later attended Hudson Valley Community College in Troy.
Over the years he held several positions of employment which included his own landscaping business, Cobblestone Creek, which he started with his wife, Connie. In 2006 Mark accepted the position of Operations Manager at the Wilton Mall. He enjoyed his job and the people he worked with and was considering retiring later this year after more than 14 years of service.
Mark enjoyed spending time with his wife, three boys, and their families at his beautiful Johnsonville property. He was happiest when he was using one of his many John Deere tractors on any project.
In addition to Connie, Mark is survived by three sons, Kristopher Brenenstuhl of Watervliet, Seth and Heather Brenenstuhl, and Benjamin Brenenstuhl and Meghan Salisbury, all of Johnsonville, two sisters, Sharon DeLaMater of Johnsonville and Kim Brenenstuhl of Glens Falls, a brother, James Brenenstuhl of Valley Falls, three precious grandchildren, Dylan Brenenstuhl of Watervliet, Maela Brenenstuhl and Eliana Brenenstuhl, both of Johnsonville, and several nieces and nephews. Mark was predeceased by his daughter, the late Emma Brenenstuhl, who he is now with in Heaven.
Memorial contributions if desired, may be made to the Valley Falls Free Library, 42 State Street, Valley Falls, NY 12185, in memory of Mark R. Brenenstuhl.
Funeral service details are under the direction of the Howard B. Tate & Son Funeral Home Inc., 2237 New York Route 7, located in Raymertown, NY 12180.