Mark Nail

October 2, 1977 – September 14, 2022

Funeral services for Mark Nail of French Camp will be held on Saturday, September 17, at 2:00 p.m. at the Bethsaida Baptist Church Family Life Center near French Camp, with burial following in the church cemetery. Rev. Randy Bridges, Rev. Frank Vaughn, and Rev. Ryan Vaughn will officiate the services. Pallbearers will be Cole Vaughn, Hunter Vaughn, Rex Green, Brian Shearer, Charles “Puddin” Steed, and Butch Bright. Honorary pallbearers will be Justin Summerlin, Jim Castle, Johhny Carson, Travis Grice, Matt Henson, Cole Henson, Chad Fauver, Bronc McMullen, Mike Swindoll, Kerry Lee, and Charlie Beddingfield.

Visitation will be Saturday, September 17, 2022 from 11:00 a.m. until service time in the Family Life Center.

Mark Nail, 44, passed away on Wednesday, September 14, 2022 at North Mississippi Medical Center in Eupora. He was born on October 2, 1977 in Kilmichael. He worked as a pipeline superintendent and was a Master Mason, Shriner and member of the Natchez Trace Lodge #609 in French Camp and the Hamasa Shrine. He was a member of French Camp Baptist Church.

Mark is survived by his wife, Kristy Nail; two sons, Connor Nail and Caleb Nail; mother, Sharon Castle (Hank); father, Mike Nail (Nancy); two sisters, Megan Castle Hill (Bo) and Amber Castle Summerlin (Justin); grandmothers, Dorothy Powell and Marianne Castle; aunt, Gina Vaughn (Frank); and nine nieces and nephews, Brianna Grice, Maci Grice, Noah Hill, Hanna Summerlin, Russell Leonard, Milee Summerlin, Eli Hill, Kyle Grice, and Kip Summerlin. He was preceded in death by grandparents, Buck and Barbara Nail, Irby Swindol, and Allen “Red” Castle; and two uncles, Ricky Nail and Mark Steven Nail.

Memorial contributions can be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or online at www.stjude.org/donate.

8 thoughts on “Mark Nail

  1. News of your passing spread like wildfire through the pipeline and surrounding construction communities. And every one of us felt the shock of unexpected loss. The battle with denial and all too brief hope that what we had heard was somehow twisted and wrong. The loss of your commitment and knowledge of trade pales only in comparison to the loss of fierce and devoted friendship. Your wit, your humor, and your laughter will be missed along with the way you lived everyday to the fullest. This life will surely be a duller place now that your light has gone out. Thoughts, prayers, and strength go out to your family and we are so thankful that they shared you with us. Much love and peace to all of you.

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  2. Brotha it was an honor to not only work with you…but to know you. A good person who cared deeply for your friends and family the world is darker without you being here….god speed brotha…see ya on the other side.

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