10/30/1958 – 6/1/2015
Mark was a very generous, loving husband and father. He genuinely cared about everyone around him. Mark, as one of Omaha’s leading chiropractors, helped thousands of patients recover to live better, healthier lives. He was an avid outdoorsman. He loved bow-hunting and golfing. Above all, he loved his family.
Mark is survived by his wife of 27 years: Roxanne Koenig; children: Amanda Koenig, Joshua Koenig, Justin Koenig; parents Zeke and Connie; in-laws: Bud (Marian) Lester; siblings: Ron (Bekki) Koenig, Steph (Bob) Elet, Pam(John) Rodis, Renee (John) Rausch, Jeff (Lori) Lester, Shelly (Barb Hanstedt) Lester; as well as many nieces, nephews, friends and family.
Visitation 5PM – 7PM Thursday (6/4/15) at Church with Rosary at 7PM. Funeral Service 10AM Friday (6/5/15) at St Elizabeth Ann Catholic Church – 5419 N 114th St.
I am an old patient of Mr. Koenig’s. He was truly the best chiropractor that I knew. I referred him to so many people. He performed his job well, and actively ahowed his hunting skills, and family off during my visits. I’m truly sorry to hear of his passing. Sending prayers to all that enjoyed him and his family and friends.
Mark was a family friend, kind person and skilled chiropractor. My sincerest condolences to the family for your loss.
Very sad to hear about Mark’s passing. Mark was a classmate of mine at Holy Cross class of ’73 and I remember him as being a really good guy. He died far too young. Condolences to his family and may he rest in peace.
I was a patient of Mark’s for many years and I consider him a good friend. So sorry for your loss.
Very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
I am so saddened to hear about Mark’s passing. While attending Holy Cross many classmates thought we were related because our last names were similar. Prayers to Mark’s family. Also my husband and I bought our first sofa from Mark’s parents 36 years ago. (It was an orange pull out.)
Connie, Zeke, and kids.
We are so sorry to hear of Mark’s passing. Seems like yesterday we were growing up next door to each other. Mark was always such a ‘smiley’ kid, always a grin on his face.
Our thoughts and prayers to all of you.
Mark will be greatly missed!!!! My thoughts & prayers go out to all that will miss him, (family, friends & patients).
I was saddened to hear of Mark’s death! It has been quite some time since I have seen my second cousin, but I will always remember the sweet, kind and personable young man. My condolences go out to Roxanne and the children and my cousins, Zeke and Connie. I am so sorry for your loss. He is gone too soon. Our love, thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Penny, John, Jennifer, Kelly, and Jenny’s kids Joey and Jordyn
We are so very sad to her the news of Mark’s death. He was a great man /Doctor and friend. We are out of town and learned of the sad news. There are no words. Prayers to the family.
Mark always had a smile on his face was always very positive very mindful of others . I always enjoyed seeing and talking to him. I will miss Marks smile, love of the outdoors and hunting. My prayers go out to his family.
We are so sad to have lost a kind and compassionate neighbor. Ryan will always remember how Mark taught him hunting and took him under wing. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, he will be missed.
I was stunned when I received the call about Mark. He was such a vibrant, outgoing personality and I cannot think of anyone else that I would consider to be as consistently upbeat and genuinely kind as Mark. I will miss seeing him coming up from my pasture with his camo hunting gear and huge smile. I will also miss his ability to help me and my family with our aches and pains. I am so sorry for his friends and family who will miss him so much.