The obituary notice of Mark COLLISON

Happy memories of Mark,rest in peace cousin x

When I first met Mark, he brought a sense of calm that made me feel welcome. He was a quiet man, but his presence was always felt. He didn’t need to be the loudest person in the room to be the most friendly and welcoming. He had a way of making you feel like a lifelong friend with just a simple nod or a kind smile. Aside from his family, Marks’s great passion was cars. Whether he was working under the hood, or just enjoying the open road, cars were his 'love language'. He understood that a car is more than just a machine; it represents freedom and the journey of life itself. I think Mark viewed life much like he viewed a well-tuned engine. He appreciated the quiet hum of things running smoothly and the beauty in the small, mechanical details that others might overlook. It was his way of being in his safe place, quietly on his own. RIP Mark.

To our beloved brother, taken far too soon but now resting in peace with our Mum & Dad, I hope you can now fly free 🥹with my forever love, your baby sister.