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Mark Haines
Born: 1946-04-19 - Died: 2011-05-24Cause of Death: Not yet released
Death Summary: Mark Haines' wife reported that her husband had passed away at home on the evening of May 24, 2011.
The death of Haines was reported on the May 25, 2011, just after the market opened on CNBC. There was silence on the trading floor and the news station presented a retrospective on his life and career. A special will air on May 25, 2011 at 7:00 PM ET about Haines.
Who was Mark Haines : Haines was a former host of several shows: How to Succeed in Business, Squawk Box, Morning Call, and Squawk on the Street. His co-host on Squawk on the Street, Erin Burnett, moved on to CNN with her last show being May 6th 2011. With the death of Haines, it's unclear if the show will go on.
Haines attended Denison University and the University of Pennsylvania Law School and was a member of the New Jersey bar association. He got his start in broadcasting with KYW-TV in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It has been rumored that Cary Grant considered Haines his favorite television reporter.
The death of Haines was reported on the May 25, 2011, just after the market opened on CNBC. There was silence on the trading floor and the news station presented a retrospective on his life and career. A special will air on May 25, 2011 at 7:00 PM ET about Haines.
Who was Mark Haines : Haines was a former host of several shows: How to Succeed in Business, Squawk Box, Morning Call, and Squawk on the Street. His co-host on Squawk on the Street, Erin Burnett, moved on to CNN with her last show being May 6th 2011. With the death of Haines, it's unclear if the show will go on.
Haines attended Denison University and the University of Pennsylvania Law School and was a member of the New Jersey bar association. He got his start in broadcasting with KYW-TV in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It has been rumored that Cary Grant considered Haines his favorite television reporter.
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Mark we will trully miss you. God bless
Mark we will trully miss you. God bless
Rufus Carson
Mark was a joy to watch, he had such great wit with out being cruel. He made it fun to watch the stock market news.He laughed allot which seem to add a smile to my face.
Thanks you Mark
Mark was CNBC Squawk….I watched whenever he was on and tended not to do so if he was off. The program was not the same without him. I always listened carefully to his sign off at the end of the program to hear if he was going to be off or if he’d say…”I’ll see you tomorrow..” When he’d say those dreaded words….”I’m off next week…I’ll be back the following Mon.”, I’d plan to do errands. I loved him on that show! I am so devastated. He was my favorite CNBC personality!! Roz
Roz, you articulated my sentiments perfectly. I will miss Mark every day.
Oggie
Mark. You will be missed. God Bless your family
Mark’s integrity was a hallmark of his broadcasting. He will be sorely missed. RIP, my friend.
Mark’s integrity was his hallmark in broadcasting. He will be sorely missed. RIP, my friend.
Mark’s heart, intellect and wit cannot be matched. He was truly the sole of CNBC, and he made finance fun. We will miss you big guy. You cannot be replaced.
What a joy it has been to wake up hearing Mark “LIVE”. Morning coffee without him will never be the same. His wit always brought a smile to my face. His integrity and no BS style made him my very favorite journalist. I am so sad. My heartfelt sympathy to his family and close friends.
Mark was “the man”, the guy to watch, listen to, and to emulate. Cary Grant was right on, when he observed that Mark was the favorite newsman on the screen. He was a joy to see in the morning Squawk Box. More importantly, he gave lawyers a good name. We see you counselor. God bless Mark’s family. He was a great man.
Several years ago, I sent him a question for 7 times..no response. I finally tried to insult him and ask him was he above answering my question with his opinion. His response was now that I know you are committed to your question, here is my opinion.
He demonstatrated Grace, apathy and God’s love to be fair with the equity question I had.
He added “validation” to the small investor and helped with his impact of professionism journalism.
God Bless His Family for the loss of a hero.
Compassionate, funny, insightful, intelligent, on top of his game. What a great guy, I always watched Squawk to see his interviews and listen to his commentary. He will be missed by we the people as well as his family and friends.
Watching Mark was part of my daily routine, watching the markets and listening to him gutt Barney Frank
!!! His wit, quick tongue and intellect will truly be missed!!! God Bless Mark’s Family and may he Rest In Peace!!
I didn’t know Mark but watched him every day and enjoyed doing so. He was an insightful anchor who was always able to sift through the BS to get to what was real and will be sorely missed. RIP Mark.
The heart and soul of CNBC will be missed – the integrity the honesty – a great role model.
I valued Mark Haines’ commentary and curmudgeonly demeanor on air. Much as I have missed another financial commentator, Louis Ruyeser, I will miss MH. He portrayed an honesty, unglossy approach to financial news. When the market crashed in ’08 and moral hazard seemed to be dead with the bailout, his evaluation that it was the end of capitalism was the first honest evaluation of the situation. Deep condolences to his family and friends.
MARK HAINES SERVED ME UP A CAUSTIC COCKTAIL EVERY SINGLE DAY AND I RELISHED IT MORE THAN DOM PERIGNON
What a face! A face of many expressions as he peered over his glasseat at the ticker and gave his predictions for the day-and for the future. I had commented to my husband just a few days prior that Mark looked a bit unwell and that he seemed a little “deflated” since the departure of his sidekick Erin, who, through his iracible ways he showed the warmth of a loving mentor to. I’ll sure miss him.
Mark was just cool, not caring what others thought about his on the mark opinions and his ability to cut through the usual B.S. of the average politician and show what was right (and wrong) about our country and it’s financial system. I miss him already, my sincerest sympathies to his family and friends.
We feel like we lost a good friend, even though we only knew Mark through TV. Our mornings will never be the same. God bless his family as they grieve their loss. You will be sorely missed, Mark. Thank you for your insights and great humor.
Marty and Lynn
Deutschland und der Rest der Welt wird dich vermissen …. Germany and the rest of the world will miss you …
Enjoyed ‘Squawk on the Street’; Mr. Haines will be missed………
Thanks Mark for all the good times. Jim
AS my mother aged, living to nearly 103, she always lamented the loss of all of her friends. I feel that way about Mark. I have lost my morning friend. E.J.Smatt
I’m just a citizen, still working at 71. Mark Haines was smart, knowledgable and worth the time to listen and pay attention. I will miss his wise counsel.
Mark will alway be remmembered…
MARK WAS REFRESHING AND TOOK OUT THE HYPE OF THE MARKET. LISTENING TO HIM SAVED ME A LOT OF MONEY. LOVED HIS WIT. FEEL LIKE I LOST A GREAT FRIEND.
Mark – you will be missed – we lived in RI when you were on the air back in the early 80s. You are about 5 years older than me and I found myself emulating you as a curmudgeon. I will miss my role motto – best wishes in the hereafter – Gary Christopher
Have a good trip,Mark. We wonder why you left us so soon?
Mark was in my living room every day. I felt
like he was family. My husband was a big fan of
Mark’s. We watched the coverage of 911 on CNBC.
Mark was so professional, a guy you could trust.
I am just so very sad that he is gone. He loved
his family so much, I feel so sad for them. Can
not imagine CNBC without Mark!
Cary Grant was right. We all lost a giant
Cary Grant’s taste was as great as this giant.
My husband and I watched Mark and Erin every morning for I can’t remember how long. My husband recently passed away on April 1, 2011 and find the passing of Mark almost personal. I understand what his wife Cindi must be going through. This is not an easy journey, but one that needs to be slowly walked. My thoughts and prayers are with Mark’s family, but I now consider my husband to be in excellent company.
Helen Equi
I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family of Mr. Haines. He seemed to have that rare ability to connect with people and still get his point across in a very fair way. I watched him from the beginning and I always appreciated his presence,it won’t be possible to fill this mans shoes.Again I am sorry for his passing.
Mark…I luved watching u for many years, nearly every morning.
I will miss u terribly.
Mark was irreplaceable and his public must know that. He was one of a kind and will always be missed on his network. I kind of think Mark would bashfully think all this commotion for me? Well I for one will miss you. God bless your family!
His coworkers hated him. He died of a broken heart.
I did not personaqlly know you….but I really miss you
I continue to watch CNBC but it is not the same without Mark. I really respected him, his points of view, his insight, his humour and more. RIP Mark … you are missed
Oh, how the world still misses Mark Haines. Its so sad when I hear his colleges mentioning him and keeping his memory alive. God bless his co workers for their daily healing & family. Jh
Mark was a gentleman. He cared very much for the little investor. He “cross examined” all the guests that came on the show , Because Mark seeked the truth. If someone said something that didn’t sound right to Mark, Mark would “straighten” them out. Mark handled 9/11 like a true champion. Mark is very missed by me, As well as millions of others. CNBC has not been the same and will never be the same without him.. Mark called the “Haines” Bottom. Shalom Mark…
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