Mark Acheson

Condolence Book for

Mark Acheson

Artane, Dublin / Clontarf, Dublin

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We have only just heard of Mark's passing. Offering sincere condolences to the extended Acheson family. We have many memories of working with Mark over the years he was in AXA. May he rest in peace. From the Staff and Management
— Ace Autobody Ltd
Jean, Kim and Sam,. Words can't express my sorrow for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. I have great memories of our NYCI days, Mark was a fount of knowledge and great kindness.
— Jennifer Smyth
Saddened to learn of the death of Mark, may he rest in peace. Sincere sympathies to Jean and all the Acheson family.
Many a fond memory of good times we shared in PMPA and more recently when we worked together on certain projects.

Ar dheis De go raibh a anam.
— Ivor Callely
Sincerest condolences to all the family on the death of Mark who was truly a special man , kind, caring and a symbol of pure Christian ideals, a man who lived his faith.
— Emily Lalor
With Deepest sympathy to Jean and family on the death of Mark , I knew him from the youth council . A very nice man .
— Billy Jackson Roscrea
Sincere condolences on the passing of Mark. As a member of limerick CI youth council back in the eighties, I remember Mark and his wonderful enthusiasm for youth work and bringing young people together. Rest in peace
— Olive Jennings nee Gardiner
Iris i just saw mark's death please accept my Deepest sympathy
— Frank Lyon, Clontarf
Sincere sympathy to Jean and family on the death of Mark. I have many good memories of our time involved with NYCI. Mark was a great person and will be sadly missed by family and friends. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Suaimhneas síoraí dá anam uasal.
— Deirbhile Nic Craith
To Jean and family. My condolences for your loss.
Mark was one nicest person that I've ever met always enjoyed his company.
Will be sadly missed. RIP
Melvyn Cairns.
— Melvyn Cairns
Deepest sympathy to all Mark’s Family and Friends. He was a very kind, positive and gentle soul who lit up every room he entered with his warm smile and infectious personality.
Love and prayers to all.
— Rev Suzanne Harris
My condolences to Mark's family on his sad passing. I know Mark through my work with NYCI, he was an excellent colleague. May he Rest in Peace.
— James Doorley, Ashbourne
To Jean and family Deep sympathy on your loss - Mark was a wonderful guy in life and will continue to be in spirit. Though it is many years since I last met him I still think of him from time to time and feel his presence in my life.
— Tristan Donaghy
Our sincere sympathies.
— Mark & Geralyn Robinson
Dear Jean and family
Sincere sympathy at this very sad time
May Mark rest in peace
— Susan Naughton
We were so shocked and saddened to hear of Mark's passing. He had such a positive impact in so many people's lives, accompanied by his kindness, sense of humour and big smile.

To Jean, Iris, Kim, Sam and the wider family, we send you our deepest sympathy and are thinking of you all at this sad time.
— Joyce and Darron Tracey
Condolences David on the loss of your brother Mark. May he rest in peace.
— Angela Connolly, Conbu Interior Design
Deepest sympathy to Mark's family and close friends on his passing. While I met with him on just a few occasions relating to SPADE, he stood out as a very patient, kind and caring person. Always friendly approachable and pleasant, I am sure he will be hugely missed. Rest in Peace Mark.
— Ena Coleman Enterprise Ireland
I am shocked and heartbroken. Mark you were such a great man, and it was a privilege to know you. RIP

To your family I am so sorry for your loss
— Pascal Derrien
Dear Jean, I was so sorry to hear the news of your beloved Mark’s untimely death. Sending you and your family my heartfelt condolences. Rest in peace Mark.
Sharon McArdle
ex RSA
— Sharon McArdle
I am saddened to have learnt of Mark's unexpected passing. It was always a pleasure to meet with him at Dept. + Youth meetings during my Presidency of GFS.
My deepest sympathy with love + prayers to you his family + all his loved ones at this sad time.
"In heavenly love abiding".
— Sylvia Quinn
Big hugs, & assurance of thoughts & prayers to you, Jean, Kim and Sam on the sudden passing of the legend that was Mark. He was not only my successor as Hon. Secretary to the Diocesan Guild of Lay Ministry, but a truly wonderful, warm, funny and welcoming man, allowing us to hold special Diocesan or ecumenical services in his beloved church, and arranging everything with the greatest care, making us truly feel at home. May he rest in peace, and may you all feel some sense of comfort by the love of so many surrounding you in grief.
— Uta Raab
Dear Iris, our deepest sympathy to you and all of Mark’s family and friends on his recent passing. May he rest in peace.
Vincent and Margaret Nordell
Kincora Road.
— Margaret Nordell
Condolences to all of Mark’s family on his sudden passing.He was a true gentleman and so very popular with the staff in PMPA/Axa.
— Jim Cooke
Deepest sympathy to jean and Kim and Sam on the passing of mark the extended family. may he rest in peace
— Roy Fletcher and family ferbane
Really sorry to hear this very sad news. It was a shock as I was in the same year as Mark in Mountjoy and Marine school. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time.
— Derek Simpson
I was so sorry and sad to hear of Marks passing. He was a true gentleman. My sincere condolences to all his family and friends. May he rest in peace
— Caitriona Donaghy AXA
I was so saddened to hear of Mark’s passing. My sincerest condolences to Jean, Kim, Sam, and wider family at this sad time, you have my deepest sympathy. Thinking of you all and sending caring thoughts your way.
— Alice Long
Deepest sympathy to Jean and family at this sad and difficult time. Mark was a true Gentleman. May he RIP
Anthony Lavin AXA
(PMPA)
— Cllr Anthony Lavin
Iris, Thinking of you on this sad occasion.
— Maura Reid and family Santry
My condolences, with assurance of sympathies and prayers, are with all those who mourn Mark's unexpected death, especially his family, friends, and parish family in Clontarf. It was always good to catch up whenever we sporadically bumped into each other, and I always came away positive from our chats. May his memory be a blessing and an encouragement to all who knew him.
— Damian Shorten, Riverstown, Co Sligo
My deepest condolences to Jean and Mark’s family on the loss of Mark. I got to know Mark through our work in the National Youth Council. He was one of natures gentlemen, committed to the well being of others and to the values of his Christian Faith. His journey through this life although it was too short in years was long and wide in the impact he had on others . May his soul rest in the peace of Christ ; may he enjoy the eternity of God’s love ; may his family and friends be comforted in their sorrow and hold fast to the memories of time shared with Mark .
— Peter Finnegan
Sorry to hear marks passing . He was a good friend of my late father Blair. May he rest in peace .
— Graham Halliday
My deepest sympathy to Mark's wife Jean and Family. To the Reverend Lesley Robinson, Heather and Yvonne. To live in the hearts of those left behind, is not to die. Let go, Let be, Let God. May your memories of a very special man bring solace to you all at this difficult time.
Fear uasal le croí mór
Suaimhneas síoraí ar a Anam, I líonta Dé go gCastar sinn.
Ní bheidh a lleithéid ann arís.
— Betty Donohoe, Artane
So sad to hear of Marks passing. Worked with him in PMPA/AXA. one of life's gentlemen. Always a smile and always time for a chat. May he rest in peace.
— Bill OFarrell
Deepest sympathy to Jean , Kim ,Sam and extended family on the death of Mark .Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
— Donald and Linda Austin
We were all shocked and deeply saddened when we learnt of Mark’s unexpected passing. Mark was a true Christian role model to us all but especially in the Boys Brigade with his work over many decades as a leader in the 12th company, as a member of the training team, as our Chaplain and latterly as our President.
All of the leaders, boys and past members of the 7th will deeply miss his Christian warmth, friendship, sense of humour, and words of wisdom.
At such a sad time, we wish to convey sincere and deep condolences to Jean, Kim and Sam and will continue to keep you and your wider family in our thoughts and prayers. May he rest in peace and rise in glory.
‘Sure & Stedfast’
Stephen Vincent - Captain, 7th Dublin Co, Boys Brigade
— Stephen Vincent
Mark was one of those people whom you always felt better after meeting. His legacy of faith, positivity, generous service, kindness, thoughtfulness is immense. Praying for Jean, Kim, Sam, Iris, Olly, Ann, David, Derek and all the family.
— Canon Gillian Wharton
Deepest sympathy to Mark's wife and family at this sad and difficult time. Mark was a true Gentleman. May he rest in peace.
— Alex Stapleton Ex PMPA AXA
Dear Jean
I was so sad to hear that Mark died. It was so lovely to share a huge bear hug with him in St FinBarre’s Cathedral so recently. A treasured memory of him, among so many others. Love, light and peace to you all and may Mark rest in the gentle loving peace of Christ.
— Paul Willoughby
Heartfelt condolences to Mark's family and extended family. He will be very sadly missed by all who ever had the pleasure of meeting him. Mark was a wonderful gentleman , and a very professional colleague
— Derek Gibson
Dear Jean, Kim and Sam,
It was with great shock and sadness that I learnt of Mark's passing. I worked with him in the Claims Department, AXA for many years. He was a genuine, kind and professional colleague and it was a privilege to have known him.
My sincere sympathies to you all on your great loss. May he Rest in Peace.
— Oliver Nestor
Very sorry to hear of the passing of Mark. My sincere condolences to his family and friends.
— Roy Prole
We had the privilege of getting to know Mark as administrator for Abbey Presbyterian Church in Parnell Square. His kind, persevering; caring and practical help has been such a blessing to us. Mark was held in much esteem within Abbey and beyond and we feel his loss keenly as a good and trusted friend. Our love and prayers are very much kept for Jean and his family about whom he told us so many loving stories with such delight. As they tread the path of grief may God be their ever present help, comfort and strength.
— Alan and Ruth Boal
Deepest sympathies to all Mark's family on his passing. May he rest in peace.
— Joan Martin AXA
Derek, so sorry that you lost your brother. Our deepest sympathy to all the Acheson family.
— Aidan Parte and family
Thank you all for a beautiful service for a lovely man of whom we have fond memories in 2nd Dublin Boy's Brigade.
Jean, we were all able to watch the service live as Valerie happened to be off. Our son remembers a jolly man from a Boys' Brigade camp in Kilkenny. Our daughter who was an officer in Tallaght BB also sends from London her memories of passionate BB gentlemen as do all our leaders. God bless you all in the days to come.
— William, Valerie, Amy and Lionel
What a gent. A gorgeous, kind and interested man. So sorry to hear about Mark's passing. Deepest condolences to Marks nearest and dearest. RIP
— Sarah Armstrong, Ray, Adam & Luke
Deepest Sympathies to all the Acheson Family especially Jean, Kim and Sam.
Mark was a true gentleman, and it was an honor to have worked with and befriended him over the years. He will be sadly missed in this world by the many lives he touched.
— David Moore AXA Insurance
I was very sorry to hear of Mark's passing. When we had no rector Mark would travel out to our church in Kilsallaghan to lead worship, always greeting you with a warm smile. He radiated goodness, fortunate are those of us who knew him.
"Sure and Steadfast"
— Leslie Anderson
I can't convey the shock and sadness we all felt when we heard of Marks passing. Mark was one of the kindest, most genuine men I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. No matter the occasion, he always had a smile on his face and was quick to welcome you. It was really quite infectious. He was very supportive of myself and the leaders of the 2nd Dublin. Mark was a gentleman in every sense of the word. He will be greatly missed. Our deepest heartfelt condolences to Marks family and friends. Our thoughts are with you all and our doors open, should you need anything. From all of us at the 2nd Dublin Tallaght,

Linda M, Mark P, Corinna O'D, Callum O'D, Terry B, Terry O'R, Amy D
— Evan Mc Auley and all the leaders at the 2nd Dublin Company
Our deepest sympathies to Jean, Kim and Sam, mother Iris, Olly, Ann, David, Derek and all the wider family. It is such a shocking loss and hard to face. He has been such a positive force for all that is good, dedicated, welcoming and open. We feel your loss.
— Andrew and Yvonne Eadie
Deepest sympathy to Jean, Kim. Sam., mum Iris and the extended family and friends of dear Mark who was amazing beautiful person and friend.
I cherish all the wonderful memories of being in Mark's company, his great counsel and friendship during our NYCI days . We had many a great encounters , struggles during those days in 1980's and Mark always showed wonderful leadership in all the positions he held. All remember Mark as a really great and good person, with a beautiful smile and his deep faith . That deep Christian faith was a key character of Marks life prespective and left a lasting impression with me.
I am so sad to hear of his sudden passing and the sadness his passing bring to his family and many..We are all blessed to have known him and to have called him a dear friend.
You all will be in my thoughts and prayers at this time and into the future.
May he rest in peace and rise in glory
— Andrew Coleman, Bandon, ex NYCI
Jean, we were so sorry to hear about Mark. Our sincere condolences to you and all of your family.
— Ken & Miriam McCullagh
So sorry to hear of Mark’s passing. We hadn’t spoken since our CIYC days in the ‘80s (of which I have very fond memories) but we had reconnected on Facebook for which I am thankful. Condolences to Jean and family
— Tara de Montfort
Deepest sympathy to all the Acheson family. What a lovely gentleman he was. Having known him from when he was a child to the present day. Always the same and a pleasure to talk to. May God's presence be with you all knowing Mark is watching over ye.
— Connie Hall
Our deepest condolences to Jean, Kim, Sam and all Mark 's family on his unexpected and far too early passing. Remembering a great mentor, supporter and adviser from our CIYC days but most of all a good friend. At times like this words seem so inadequate but hopefully in time you will be able to take comfort in many good memories. While we cannot be there in person this morning you will all be in our thoughts and prayers.
— Hilary and Roy Vance
Very sorry indeed to hear of Mark's death, may he rest in peace. I remember Mark in PMPA as such a joyful, positive and empathetic person. A wonderful work colleague, who saw good in everybody, has gone to God. His calling to ministry was no surprise to any of us; he radiated a kind of heavenly joy. I still have a little card in my wallet, quoting scripture, that Mark gave me well over 40 years ago. Mark, your good works have gone ahead of you. My very sincere condolences to all Mark's family. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers in the days ahead.
— Margaret McClinton nee Byrne, ex PMPA, Guildford, Surrey
Shocked to hear terrible news about poor Mark was one of the first in congregation to welcome me as a new member I'll never forget him he was always warm and smiling just a reflection of our master Jesus.
My condolences to his lovely family and may Mark rest in peace.
May our heavenly Father comfort you in his presence through the tender care of our Lord Jesus amen.
Rev.21v4
— Frank Grimes
So sorry to hear of Mark’s passing. I worked with him for a short while in AXA and also bumped into him on occasion at Donabate fete. A true gentleman. Condolences to all the family. RIP.
— Dave Symmons
Deepest sympathy to Jean, Kim, Sam, mum Iris and extended family, at the passing of Mark. I know the family through life in Clontarf Parish & the 12th Co. Junior Section BB.

Jean my prayers are with you all at this sad & painful time.

Sleep Mark in the comfort of the Lord.
— Margaret Lawton nee Shern
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