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Mark Allen Ryner, 57, of Norman passed away Tuesday, June 24, 2014. He was born November 2, 1956 in Marshalltown, Iowa to Clifford and Yvonne (Wunn) Ryner.
Mark was an avid OU fan. He mentored and coached football to many in Des Moines.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Dennis Ryner; and his first wife, Debbie Ryner.
Mark is survived by Jacque Rich of the home; his son, Brock Ryner and his partner Brittney of Des Moines, Iowa; his three daughters, Stephanie Williams and her husband Kevin of Des Moines, Bobbi Rae Brown and her husband Cory of Hawaii, and Alishea Gallegos and her husband Sergio of Des Moines; brother, Mike Ryner and his wife Terri of Des Moines; five grandchildren, Madison, Joscelyn, Ariana, Sebastian, and Anabrisa; nephew, Mikey; an uncle special to Mark, Ben Wunn and his wife Yalonda; Rhonda Hanson and her husband Todd; and best friend, Bob Tyrell.
Memorial services will begin at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, June 28, 2014 at the Havenbrook Funeral Home Chapel, 3401 Havenbrook Street in Norman. The family requests that persons attending the service honor Mark by wearing their OU game day attire.
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