Mark Kendle Whitridge

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Mark Kendle Whitridge of Sedalia, CO was born on September 13,1963 to his parents Mara Whitridge and Frank Whitridge. He married Judy Whitridge on August 21, 1999 and was an outstanding man who took on 7 children at the young age of 27. They had a true love story where they worked as a team in everything they did. Together they created a legacy; a warm loving home for their family, a business that helps others in their disasters, and a garden that is fruitful enough to share with countless others.

Many will remember Mark’s great love for his Lord and Savior as well as his fun loving personality. His laughter will echo in the hearts of his loved ones forever. He was the life of the party as well as the heartbeat of his large family. So many were lucky enough to enjoy the excellent food he cooked for countless occasions and weddings. Mark was a hard worker and successful in everything he did. He was the rock to the family and the one you could count on to be there when you needed him.
     
Mark went to heaven at age 62 on October 5, 2025 surrounded by his loving family. Mark is survived by his wife Judy Whitridge; 7 children Daniel Wood, Karena George, Rachelle Stokes, David Wood, Kristina Sears, Mark Wood, and Sherie Groves; their 7 spouses; 25 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren; Mother Mara Whitridge; 2 brothers Pete Whitridge and Jeff Whitridge. He was preceded in death by his father Frank Whitridge, Grandson Robert Hounshell, Brother in Law Jimmy LeClear and his favorite PITA Dan Wood. 
 
The family would like to invite anyone who’s life was impacted by Mark to write in your stories on his obituary site or in private to judywhitridge@gmail.com.   

Services

Viewing: October 22, 2025 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

The Church of Pentecost
821 5th Place
Castle Rock, Colorado 80104


Celebration of Life: November 1, 2025 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

The Church of Pentecost
821 5th Place
Castle Rock, Colorado 80104


Graveside: November 1, 2025 1:15 pm

Cedar Hill Cemetery
880 E Wolfensberger Road
Castle Rock, Colorado 80109


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  1. You filled my childhood with bright memories of a warm loving home filled with your laughter and delicious food on the table every night. I had so much fun with you playing Crash Bandicoot, family movie nights and the funny story times at the kitchen table.

    As an adult, you become my mentor in business and life. It was such a gift for me to be a part of that business course with you. You were someone who I could call for advice about so many different things. You pushed me to strive for great things in my life.

    My life was better because you were in it. Your joy and laughter will always be something missing from my life. I will never stop loving you, Grandpa Baldy!

  2. Grandpa you are such an amazing soul. You have had such an impact on the people around you. You were always supportive and energetic and loved to play and joke around. You brought so much love and happiness to those around you. Theirs so much to who you are that cant ever be put into words. You are the rock of our family and will be so missed.

  3. You have no idea how much you will be missed. You were such an amazing father, papa, friend and mentor to so many. You could make anyone laugh. You were always there for me in every aspect of my life. I love you soo much!! See you in heaven!

  4. Mark was a very generous & talented man. I’m forever grateful that he was a part of my church family and he has tremendously, always blessed my family. I can’t believe this is all happened. It’s quite difficult to process. I loved his sense of humor, his talent cooking food, and he was always willing to help others. I am extremely grateful to have known him. Mark, you’ll be greatly missed, beyond measure!!

  5. The Charboneau family have many fond memories of Bro Mark at church functions where he would feed us all with his amazing Beef brisket! We are so saddened to hear of his passing and want to send love and prayers for the whole Whitridge/Wood family.


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