Obituary of Mark Anthony Brame

Mark Anthony Brame was born on July 15, 1969, as the firstborn son of Martha and Horace Brame. He grew up in the Overbrook section of Philadelphia alongside his three siblings. From a young age, Mark's parents instilled in him a love for Jehovah God, along with the values of hard work and kindness. These principles became the foundation of his character and inspired his lifelong passion for helping others—a passion that would go on to define his life as a devoted friend and father. After graduating from Overbrook High School, Mark went on to pursue technical training, earning his certification as a Journeyman Electrician. He worked proudly as a member of IBEW Local 98 for many years before joining SEPTA Suburban, where he dedicated the last 11 years of his career as an Electrician/Specialist, maintaining power service and repairs to all electrical apparatus across various suburban train stations and trolley lines He also was a member of the TWU Joint Health & Safety Committee, helping to make the workplace safer for his coworkers. His professionalism, expertise, and commitment to his craft were highly regarded by his coworkers and peers. Beyond his work, Mark was a devoted father to his three beloved sons: Parris, Peyton, and Parker, whom he shared with their mother, Natasha. He cherished his time with them, always striving to be a loving and present father. Mark was also an avid traveler who had a deep love for Hawaii, the DR and really anywhere with warm weather and a sandy beach. He was known for sharing stories and memories of his adventures along with gifting keepsakes to his loved ones. Those who knew him will forever remember his bright smile, which could light up any room. Mark is survived by his sons: Parris, Peyton, and Parker; his mother, Martha Lorraine Brame; his siblings: Michelle, Michael (Celeste), and Meleah (Will); his nieces and nephews to whom he was affectionately known as Uncle Market: Andrew (Ashley), Anthony, Alyssa, Brooke, Brandon, Kayla, Michael, Maxwell, Chaney, Chloe, Shane, Harleigh, Malaysia, and Mekhi. He also leaves behind numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, lifelong friends, and coworkers who will deeply miss him. Mark's legacy of love, kindness, and hard work will forever live on in the hearts of all who knew him. Mahalo Mark. Until we see you again!