The days & nights are so long and lonely now, I see you everywhere and it hurts so much. Wish I could be with you ❤️

Thinking of you Uncle Mark. Rest in peace x

Having known you, Mark, and worked as a strong team, as Directors for almost twenty years, despite being disliked by the thankless Rabournmead Drive Lessees, our friendship bond had grown stronger and stronger. Having shockingly learnt of the news of your heavenly departure, I was at a loss for words, which you know never happens. But had I known you were going to leave, I wouldn't have the slightest idea of what to say either. I wish to express my feelings, picked from an online extract, for Mark’s humble and dedicated wife, Dear Linda, and his Family, of whom he always very proud spoke about to me, as follows: “Grief doesn't ever really go away. It lingers and resurfaces when you least expect it. But those moments do get easier to handle. More importantly, the sadness surrounding the loss of a best friend, and a dear family member, is replaced with just wonderful memories that bring small smiles when we are reminded of those we held most dear.” May Mark’s Soul Rest in Peace