The obituary notice of Mark COLLISON

It was a lovely service celebrating Mark's life and remembering all the childhood memories we had together, may you rest in peace

Donations from the service on 21st May for my brother Mark Collison and personal donation from Neil Collison.

Very saddened to see of the passing of Mark. Whilst I had not seen him nor been part of his life for a long time, he played a big part in mine. Mark was the dad that mine never was and I am so grateful for him being just that. Mark i hope you find your peace now and thank you for some of the craziest memories xxxx

I'm very sad having to say a tribute for my uncle Mark but I would go and see my uncle Mark and my nan with my dad during the week and also weekends. I would always help my uncle Mark with most technical things he couldn't do and he really appreciate the help to sort it out. All ways have a laugh about different things when have a chat. Even though my uncle Mark didn't like football he would put it on while I was there for me and dad to watch. I would sometimes see my uncle Mark out and about when I walk Charlie and he was on a bike ride used to stop and chat about the day and then say see you later with dad. Me and my dad would have a laugh with my nan and uncle Mark when we used to visit them both together. My uncle Mark was a unique person I have my memories which will last forever and I all ways love him x

From Antonio

I first met mark 45 years ago in Hertford with my friend he introduced me to his brother Patrick. Mark was friendly and a kind person. He had a mysterious grin that could make people smile. Mark had positive qualities. He enjoyed family life he was “mechanical minded". He liked working on cars. He used to go cycling and enjoyed camping. Mark was a very good uncle. Mark liked a game of pool at the Crown pub in Broxbourne. He will be deeply missed. Forever in our hearts ❤️ love from Patrick and Janet.

As I stand before you today, I only have very happy memories of my uncle Mark. He had a proper cheeky smile it was a smile that could light up a room. He was very endearing. I’m very sad that he’s gone however I’m grateful that I had him as one of my uncles and I smile at the thought of him. I love you uncle Mark it’s not goodbye it’s see you later as your forever in my heart and in my mind. Lots of love Michelle, Sonny and Terry. xxx