07.05.1962 – 17.12.2025
Mark was the much-loved son of Ken and Eve, brother and brother-in-law to Glen and Jen, and uncle to Alicia, Luke and Ryan. We are all deeply saddened by his sudden passing from natural causes.
My Little Bro (as we always referred to each other … I was Big Bro
) was one of those people who would give you the shirt off his back … usually while taking the piss and telling a dodgy joke at the same time. He had a huge heart for anyone needing a helping hand, and an even bigger soft spot for his best mates Jay-Boy, Mason and Ralphy.
Mark had a few passions … especially his jobs and projects (bonus points if they involved timber), caravans, the ocean, the odd drink or three, and his legendary collection of dirty jokes that somehow never got old. As kids, we grew up on the river and the ocean … water skiing, fishing and scuba diving … that love of the water has stayed with us both throughout life.
Please feel free to share messages, photos and memories of Mark on this Memorial Tribute Page. Whether it’s a laugh, a story, or a classic Mark moment, I know they’ll bring smiles, tears and plenty of laughs as we each remember my Little Bro exactly as he was.
Some words from Mum and Dad (Eve and Ken) … Our lovable Mark and larrikin, will be so hugely missed by his old choz and old son as we were affectionately called. We will miss his jokes and his loving messages. He will be in our hearts forever.
Love you and miss you Mark, Mum Dad Glen Jen Alicia Luke and Ryan xoxox



I am so grateful, our parents are so grateful …….. to everyone that was able to attend & celebrate Mark’s life with us on the beach at The Dell, & equally grateful for the messages from many many friends & family that were unable to attend, & the messages & stories we continue to receive from friends & family near & far. As we collect more photos & videos during the next days & beyond, we will post to Mark’s memorial site through Tomorrow Funerals, Most Gracious & Love to everyone, Glen Peachey.
We are saddened to hear of Mark’s passing and hope he is now free and happy with his doggo-s. Our condolences to Mark’s family, we are thinking of you during this tough time.
My deepest condolences to Uncle Ken, Aunty Eve, Cousin Glen and Jen at this very unexpected sad time.
My thoughts are with you all at this time. I am constantly thinking of Mark and his dogs.
Lots of love always
Kim
Sending our deepest condolences at this very sad time – to Mark’s family. We hope to be able to help you celebrate Mark’s life in a really personal way. Kate Morgan & the team at Tomorrow Funerals