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Mark Jones of Sokkia Corp. Passes Away

August 19, 2009

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Mark Eric Jones, a Sokkia Corporation employee for more than 27 years, died August 14.

Jones was a service technician for high-end survey instruments who developed innovative testing equipment and programmed Sokkia’s service software. He also assisted in building the company’s U.S. service department.

Denny Welch, senior vice president of survey for Topcon Sokkia, said, “Mark epitomized the spirit and heart of Sokkia Corporation. His dedication to his profession and to the company he loved made the Sokkia service department the best in the industry.

“His kindness, his constantly looking for ways to help others, and his dedication and devotion to excellence can not be replaced. He was respected throughout the industry and he will be missed by the Sokkia family.”


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I Rembemer Mark from Devry where he was an TA & I leaned on him for help as a struggling 5t student. Then when I went to work at Lietz in 83 here he was again training me on red 1's & 1A's. Mark remained a friend after I left Sokkia in 92. Thwe last time I talked to him was the Friday the 7th he called me at work to give me his cell # & to tell me about his upcomming operation. He will be missed.


 

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