Mark Gingras, who was 54 years old and from Alton, passed away peacefully on Thursday, March 10, 2022. He was a resident of Alton. His birth took place on June 24, 1967 in Manchester, and his parents, Emile and Lucille Gingras, were the delivering parents.
He was the son of the couple. Mark spent his childhood in Auburn, in addition to attending schools in Manchester over the course of his education. He started working on the land that belonged to his family when he was still a little child.
After that, he moved on to work for a variety of companies in other states, including North Carolina, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Straight from the start, it was clear that he had a significant work ethic. As far as he was concerned, there was not a single big piece of machinery that he was unable to run and maintain in a manner that was both professional and secure.
Meriden was the location where Mark was born on September 3, 1949. In the time leading up to his birth, both of his parents, Robert E. Gingras and Joyce Linenberger Gingras, had already passed away.
Following the completion of his studies at Holy Trinity School, he went on to become a part of the extremely first graduating class of Xavier High School. Mark, a self-taught businessman, has been the owner and operator of G&G Beverage Distributors since the year 1980. Additionally participating in the business were Mark’s devoted wife and their two daughters.
He has also served as the Chairman of the Board at Liberty Bank, a post he has held from the year 2001. During his time as the past President of the Rotary Club in Wallingford, Mark demonstrated a humble commitment to serving his community.
During the time that he served as President, he was recognized with the title of Rotarian of the Year as well as the Paul Harris Fellow, which is the greatest honor that a Rotarian can achieve. The position of Chairman of the YMCA in that town was previously held by Mark, who has also served as Vice-Chairman of the town’s Economic Development Commission. Mark has also held the position of Chairman of the YMCA in that town. Mark’s family, with whom he liked going on excursions all around the world, was the most significant accomplishment that he had accomplished in his life.
