Mark has been in radio for over five years. He joined CBS in the middle of 2006. You can hear him on both the Bruce Cunningham Show and the Scott Garceau and Anita Marks Show, as well, he has his own weekend show on Saturdays/Sundays. He is also the play-by-play voice of the Loyola Greyhounds. Mark is a Major in the Maryland Army National Guard and completed a tour in Iraq from 2005-2006 where he deployed with the United States Special Forces. He was awarded a Bronze Star Medal and a Combat Action Badge for his efforts in training the Iraqi Army and his valor in combat. If he looks familiar, you may have seen Mark on the sidelines at M&T Bank Stadium as a cheerleader for the Ravens. He was captain of the team during his eight-year tenure as a male cheerleader with the Ravens. Markis single and lives in Baltimore City.
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Mark has been in radio for over five years. He joined CBS in the middle of 2006. You can hear him on both the Bruce Cunningham Show and the Scott Garceau and Anita Marks Show, as well, he has his own weekend show on Saturdays/Sundays. He is also the play-by-play voice of the Loyola Greyhounds. Mark is a Major in the Maryland Army National Guard and completed a tour in Iraq from 2005-2006 where he deployed with the United States Special Forces. He was awarded a Bronze Star Medal and a Combat Action Badge for his efforts in training the Iraqi Army and his valor in combat. If he looks familiar, you may have seen Mark on the sidelines at M&T Bank Stadium as a cheerleader for the Ravens. He was captain of the team during his eight-year tenure as a male cheerleader with the Ravens. Markis single and lives in Baltimore City.
