Mark 'Freeway' Hart

In Loving Memory of

Last week we received the shocking news of the passing of Mark ‘Freeway’ Hart, a much loved Son, Brother, Uncle, Boyfriend, Godparent and most of all Friend. He will be remembered for his sometimes dry sense of humour, leadership, determination, generosity and caring nature.

In his memory I would like for people to share their memories and experiences with Mark, and a picture of the two of you if you have one to share. It could be one line or a short story; this is a chance for everybody to share their friendship and memories of the Great Man

I aim to build a huge bank of memories and stories which we can treasure forever

Thank you, Aaron (nephew)

Book Owner: Aaron Morgan

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Martin Leslie

Freeway, It was my honour and pleasure to work and have some great times with you in the early days of your Corps career and I could always call you my friend. I am still surprised and shocked that you will be know longer around. You will always be remembered as a Corps Legend. …

August 3, 2021
4:15 pm

Paul Curber

Well Mark I have spent the evening reading some amazing personal memories from tour friends and family i was particularly touched by the messages from Tony and his family and what you meant to them as a friend, uncle and God Father You truely are a man who meant many things to many people …

July 9, 2021
10:15 pm

Mark Ingram

I had the pleasure of having Freeway as our Platoon Sgt at ATR Winchester. He set the standard for us to uphold, if we didn’t we got the raised and some direction to get us back on track. I have been fortunate to serve in the same unit, play rugby alongside him and be …

July 8, 2021
11:19 am

Tony Elliott

Two reasons to go to the Army v Navy game, the rugby and mainly the reunion. Sadly the next one you will not be there. But we will drink with you in spirit. The main memory to stick in my mind is Freeway leading me astray on the 12th July in Belfast. we or …

July 8, 2021
10:32 am

Russell Hewitt

I knew Freeway from ‘88 when I met him in Middle Wallop through to ‘06 in Wattisham. I never met a soldier like him. The perfect balance of professional soldier and outright scallywag. I aspired to that but never got the balance right. We spent 6 months in Split together in ‘98. It was …

July 8, 2021
9:12 am

Russell Hewitt

July 8, 2021
9:10 am

Andy Girdler

The dry humour never fooled me, you had a heart of gold. I met Freeway at 669 in Wattisham, he was a SSGT SQMS and I was a wet behind ears Airtrooper, but unlike most of the senior ranks he never spoke down to me and my junior colleagues, he treated us like adults …

July 7, 2021
10:48 pm

Simon Israel

I worked with Freeway from 90-92 in Northern Ireland. He was a brilliant man and a great friend. Sadly missed. …

July 5, 2021
5:59 pm

David Wilson

This is a story from when we were at Junior Leaders. I think it was the start of our 2nd term, so January 1985. Each Squadron would head off to Renney Lentney, near Plymouth, for some adventure training. We were accommodated in nissan huts, sleeping in rickety bunk beds. Sheets and blankets, no duvets. …

July 3, 2021
9:56 pm

Mark Thompson

I spent 15 months with Mark at Junior Leaders Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps, from Sept ’84 to Dec ’85, also passing out from there to the Army Air Corps myself. I never saw Mark after that, as we were posted to different AAC regiments in the then West Germany, and our paths never crossed. …

June 28, 2021
8:54 pm

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