In Loving Memory of
Mark Andrew Wilson
Mark was born on 17th June 1968 and sadly left us on 4th February 2026 following a courageous battle against aggressive prostate cancer.
Mark made many friends over the years and the family would love them to share a memory or a story about Mark – how they knew him, something he said or did that stayed with them, a nickname or a funny story (there are probably a lot these as Mark loved to make people laugh!).
Mark will be missed by so many people. Even those he met briefly remember him for his sense of humour and kindness. Your messages and memories will bring comfort to the family, knowing how well thought of Mark was and how much he was loved.
Thank you.
Alison and all the Wilson family
Book Owner: Alison Wilson
Book Size: 200 Messages
View Condolences
Add New Condolence Message
Ben Clifton
So sorry you lost the battle mate. Many years and memories of working with you. Rest easy, you will be missed! …
Corinne Wilson
Mark, I first knew you as a crazed guy propping up a bar with his brother! You then became my Brother-in-Law and were one of a kind! Gonna miss your cheeky smile and mischief making….
Karen Sturge
Utterly heartbroken. Stand down driver, we will take it from here. Thank you for being the brother I never had. Love ya forever. Sleep tight hunnie….
Jamie Bowers
RIP Mark Wilson. I want to tell you that when you call me “boss” it cringes me out, you trained me so I will always look up to you. Mark you taught me that being a good ambulance man is more than what you can read in a book it’s about how you treat people with kindness, care and respect. it’s about talking to friends when things get to you and being true to yourself. It’s about understanding we were all born innocent and that every patient has their own story. For that I truly thank you. Your shift is done now boss, we will take it from here. X…
Sue & Colin Davis
I first knew you when we were about 7 years old….you were one-of-kind, with a heart of gold and a great sense of humour. You were always kind and caring underneath that mischevious side. It was an honour to be invited to say goodbye to you today and hear all the amazing things that people had to say about you. Gone far too soon but never forgotten. Rest in peace my friend, we’ll all miss you so much xx …
Glynis and Damien Kennedy
We are so so sorry to hear that Mark lost his battle with cancer. Please accept our deepest condolences as this is a very tough time for you all. Thinking of you and sending you love and hugs xxxx …
Tony and Salena Brunning
So sorry to hear about Mark. Our thoughts are with you all. Such a lovely man and you both were such a lovely couple when we met you both in Greece in Alonnissos – often think about us drinking the bar dry 🤣🤣 You made him so happy and that is what we always remember – a man who had a heart of gold and gave his passion to the ambulance service and you ❤️ Much love sent at this sad sad time for you all xxx…
