Mark Anthony Matthews (11 Mar 1960 - 13 Jan 2025)

RIP Mark Xx we know you had 1 wife xx which was Anne xx

Hey mate, see you on the other side, save me a seat at the bar xx

Always had a smile.on his face and a beer in hand. My funniest moment us when I had finished work at.the sun pub and Mark had left with us all, pubs were all shut and noone could get a cab home.so we all sat on the benches outside the greyhound hatting away. Well the silly sod went to get up off the bench and completely stacked it into the plant pots rolling around on the floor shouting for someone to pick him up... we did help eventually after laughing our butt's off. There is only one Mark Matthess and thank goodness because this world was only ready for 1. What a character warmest and genuine man on this planet.

RIP Mark - my big cousin

Mark not only were you my Dads best mate, but I classed you as a friend too. Had many a laughs with you over the years and many a cold beers. I’ll always remember you being the better looking nun on my stag do. RIP up there Bernard and have a carling for me 🍺

Rest in peace Mark. We had many a laugh. Have a drink with Warey when you see him. I glad you and Anne found each other and spent the last of your years happy and making memories with her. She will surely miss you, as we all will, big love xxx

RIP Mark 🙏💙

Oh Mark, we had so much love and fun back in the late 70's/ early 80's. You will be very much missed. RIP xx

Loved our time in England with you and Kim at 56 Sunningdale Road, Sutton. Thanks for the memories Mark. We’ll be having a drink for you today from Down Under.

“Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen”

Miss you so much Mark. You were one of the best.
Mike, Kate, Harry and Abi. Xxx

I knew Mark all my life and when I think of him all I see is great dance moves, a big smile and 'hello darling!'. One memory that always takes centre stage is we were dancing at a wedding when Mark decided to climb up the pillar and dance off it like a rodeo cowboy... that will forever live with me as a memory I look back on to make my day brighter.

To my brother in comic arms.
Never a day past without a real pant wetting belly laugh (at other people's expense). I'm heartbroken you've gone but I can close my eyes and remember our time together and belly laugh again until my bladder objects. Love ya big nose. Ron x

My husband, go to friend, father of my children, business partner, x husband and Pita (pain in the arse as your Mum would say). As I’ve said so many times over the years. As the Catholic I am, till death do us part. I will miss you Mark. 💙

R.I.P. mate & thanks for all the good times & laughs we shared over the years. X

Many happy memories of Woodstock days with you and Kim. You were kind & funny. Rest easy Mark. Love Dawn