The authors Of the Four Common Gospels disciples of Jesus or mere story tellers?

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The gospel of Mark is the second to appear in the New Testament, but most scholars now agree that it was composed first. While the work is attributed to "Mark," we will probably never know the author's true identity, for it was common practice in the ancient world to enhance the importance of written works by attributing them to famous people. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/religion/story/mmmark.html According to tradition, the author, Mark is not an apostle himself. Not one of the original disciples, Mark's is the first of the written gospels. It's really the one that establishes, the life of Jesus as a story form. We know that both Matthew and Luke used Mark, as a source in their composition and it's also probable that even John knew something of Mark in tradition. So, Mark is really the one that sets the stage for all the later Christian gospel writings, It doesn't matter For me If John knew something Of Mark or not, Since It Quite known The The Gospel of John Was Written after The Three common Gospels of Mark, Matthew and Luke. To summarize; Mark -the First Gospel author- is Not one of the original disciples Of Jesus, Later Both Matthew and Luke used Mark, as a source, Therefor We Can't Imagine That Matthew and Luke are disciples Depend on Another one to write their Gospels, as For the Gospel of John, it is Quite Known the It was the Last one to be written. and Since it is Quite Known that Jesus Himself Used to Speak to People in Aramic or Hebrew, But not the Greek, Then All we Have about Jesus is Some Stories written in another language. What do You Think ? are They disciples of Jesus or mere story tellers, and Do we Have the Gospel or the The Holy translations of Some Stories? and If we Have NOTHING written Neither by Jesus nor By His disciples what is Thing Being Recited in Churches ?