RIP - Mark Holub

Got the news this morning Mark has passed (apparent heart attack). He was a very important part of the Iowa chapter of the FTA and will be sorely missed by many. Rest in peace my friend.

Jayme

R.I.P sir

God give him rest and be with his family.

Sorry to hear this. Prayers for the Family and Rest in Peace Mark.

-Randy-

Sorry to here that prayers sent to his family .

RIP Mark. Thoughts and prayers to his family and friends.

Only knew him a short time but held him in high esteem, for his knowledge and willingness to help others. May he rest in peace.

RIP Mark
just

Sorry to hear

R.I.P.

RIP Sir!

R.I.P. MARK

R.I.P.

A good man gone too soon. Godspeed, my friend!

Godspeed

R I P

Requiescat in Pace

Wow, I'd say he is gone too soon. RIP my friend.

RIP Mark. My condolences to Rhonda and the Holub family.
Connie Sterling

I talked to him at atleast three trapping conventions, he was great to talk to, his wife is a real nice lady too, ill see you in heaven before long mark!!

May he rest in eternal peace

R. I. P.

Godspeed Mark.
Jim

Sent with prayer for Mark's family.

R.I.P. prayers sent.

Mark was a good friend. Sorry to hear this

From Mark's obituary...



"MARK A. HOLUB Prairieburg Mark Andrew Holub, 61, of Prairieburg, passed away from a heart attack on Monday, April 27, 2020. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. He was born on March 12, 1960, the son of Merle and Jeanne (Smith) Holub. He is survived by his wife, Ronda; his son, Brad (Larissa) Holub; three grandsons, Gavin, Baylor and Carter Holub; his siblings, Kevin (Kathy) Holub, Blaine (Rusty) Holub, Stac Holub, Jill (Bud) Sickles, Eric (Carrie Lasack) Holub and Rylee "Fuss" Holub; three sisters-in-law; one brother-in-law; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; a grandson, Bryer Lee Holub; and a brother, Kurt Holub. He graduated from Central City schools in 1977 and was a lifelong resident of Prairieburg. He was employed with the Carpenter's Local 308 in Cedar Rapids for the last 26 years. His passion was trapping and he was the president of the Chapter 16 Iowa Fur Takers, and a member of the Iowa Trappers and Texas Trappers. In his free time, he enjoyed teaching his grandsons how to trap and building anything out of wood. Memorials may be directed to Ronda Holub at 108 N. Maple Ave., Prairieburg, IA 52219."