Mark Lyndon (30 Nov 1963 - 13 Jun 2024)

Ive only know Mark for a while due to his beautiful daughter Katie being with my son and having our gorgeous granddaughter Nellie, Mark was a true loveliest, kindhearted gentleman you could ever meet,I'm so glad i got the chance to meet him,Nellie will always know her amazing, wonderful grandad Rest In Peace Mark x

We have known Mark (Bev and family) for ever! We so wanted to be there for the funeral but unfortunately life gets in the way! But we will relish the memories we had together has families having so much fun. Thinking about all of the family tomorrow and hope everything goes well. Love Lee and Jayne x

So sorry to hear about Mark. Will fondly remember our time together in business excellence. Will less fondly remember when we did our advanced driving course together, as he beat my score by half a point… At least he was a gentleman about it and chose not to remind me more than once a day… Such a great guy.

I was fortunate enough to have met Mark at Atlas Copco. A true team plater, more than willing to help those around him. He was very supportive to me in his role as a project manager. I know how much Mark was looking forward to his retirement. My thoughts are with all of Marks family at this very difficult time. Sending love and strength to you all. x

Heart felt condolences for your loss. Mark was simply amazing. He was funny, friendly, knowledgeable and professional. Not many people are blessed with such talents and skills. Mark stepped up when we needed help at McLaren, and he really delivered. The years working with him at JLR where the new model launch of the Jaguar XF was problematic but you knew you were in safe hands with him at the helm. Alas I am on holiday on the 4th, ironically we are caravanning, another subject that Mark was also very knowledgeable on. Thank you Beverley for giving me this opportunity to write about and to have have worked with Mark. He will be missed.

Sorry to hear about Mark, he was a lovely, kind gentleman whom I had the privilege to work with. We always had a giggle about work and the world and would often discuss the journey along the M5 to Devon. Bless you Mark, you will be missed.

Such awful news to hear that Mark passed away. We knew him for many years at the Conservative Club & as a wonderful neighbour to Tom Val.
Good bless you Mark, you were a gentleman & a good friend.
Martin & Janet.

No words can take away the pain of losing a loved one, but fond memories may help over time. Mark was a wonderfully funny, kind and generous person, who I had the great pleasure of working closely with over several years. He truly was one of the good guys, someone you could always turn to for support, and will be sorely missed. My heartfelt condolences to his family.

I got to know Mark in 2020 as he was working on a JLR project with my team. He was super helpful, endlessly patient and calm, and readily shared his knowledge with less experienced team members. My condolences to his family and friends on their loss.

My deepest heartfelt condolences go out to Marks wife Beverley and family.
Mark was my most trusted colleague and friend who was so knowledgable, likeable, hardworking and totally professional with a fantastic sense of humour.
If Mark was managing the project you knew it was in safe hands and you would have some laugh’s along the way. He will be dearly missed.