South Pasadena High School
Alumni Association - 1907-2025
Mark Tanner
| Class of | 1972 |
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| Currently residing In | Incline Village, NV USA |
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| My Website & Facebook/Media |
www.facebook.com/mark.s.tanner |
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| Spouse/Partner | Ann |
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| Children, Grandchildren | Stewart, works in San Francisco, his wife a Vet, 2 daughters 1 son. Emily, lives in Palo Alto and works More… |
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| Occupation Title | Retired, I think - I've tried 3 times now, but trying to remain busy and do good in the world. |
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Mark's Latest Interactions
I was sad to learn of Diane's passing. She was my across-the-street neighbor on Buena Vista Street. She tried to be a positive person who thought the best of others. She will be missed.
Rob was a good friend to me from the time we were at El Centro through High School. He and Hugh would always walk home from El Centro with me. I recall trying to keep up with their long strides. Rob was a very good baseball pitcher and also enjoyed basketball. He was friendly and kind to all.
I miss him and his good spirit.
Mark S Tanner
Kim was a good person. I remember completing against him in Little League baseball. He was the sidearm pitcher that intimidated a lot of players.
Always very kind to everyone.
Mr. Hartsough was a wonderful school counselor and a great and caring person. He always seem to have tme for me whenever I needed to counsel with him about college. All of my older siblings had attended BYU, and I did not want to follow them there. For 17 years, I had always had teachers that had already taught them.
Mr. Harsough and I worked out a plan to apply to Stanford, Harvard and Berkeley. I decided to attend Stanford which was a perfect place for me (and I met my wife Ann, who grew up in La Canada there). So many years later I still remember Mr. Hartsough with fondness and gratitude.
