Mark Russell Hercock (14 Mar 1981 - 6 Mar 2021)

You made me laugh so much. So many happy memories. Give them hell up there! Loads of love xx

So many memories! Parties, Little pub to name a few. I'll never forget my 18th when you all came dressed in Scott's sisters clothes. Hope you find peace, sleep tight, Love Jess x

Can't believe your gone Mark. Sorby way, Common crew, RE Class, James Listers Parties, Travellers Rest, Pool Team, Holidays, Lunch at the Tanyard, Going half on a 10 deck, Wednesday/United Banter, Calling Shotgun in Manleys Car. Will never forget you. Sleep tight buddy. RIP.

Very sorry to hear about Mark who was at school with my daughter Emma Scott.

Sent with love.

Incredibly sad to hear the news of Mark's passing. Remember the good times at secondary school and have been looking through old photos to remind me. Sending condolences to his family. Emma x

RIP Mark :( condolences to your family. You certainly made school days easier :)

Sorry to hear this sad news! Was a good friend of his through school but unfortunately lost touch after. We both used to go to Andy Hodgsons house in the morning before school, last one there would get a pan of cold water over them.......good times!
I remember getting caught smoking cigs with him by my mum up snicket near my house! If we couldn’t get hold of fags we would roll grass up off the garden and smoke that....... anything for a laugh! He was a bloody good table tennis player too (had a table in his mum/dads garage).
RIP reeb

RIP Reeb.

It seems so sad to be writing this on what would have been Marks 40th birthday. I will forever cherish the good times, laughs and silent eye watering giggles that we all had together. The pranks he pulled off, jokes he told, monty python quotes with Paul, the face he pulled when the cats came for a fuss from me rather than him, and the social side of knowing Mark who could befriend anyone he met, even the train conductors when he fell to sleep until the last stop at Chester where they would wake him! Mark introduced me to football with his beloved Sheffield Wednesday, travel to places abroad I had never heard of, and in doing so I have some fantastic memories of my time in Yorkshire with his wonderful family.
My thoughts are with all his family, and all that were blessed to have known him as a friend, at this incredibly sad time.

I knew Mark from primary school until our twenties when we unfortunately fell out of touch. A great friend who we had great times with. Someone who also was there for me and supported me when I was going through loss. My thoughts and best wishes to his parents, brother and the family I never met. All my love