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1967
2024
Marc Alan Luyben, born on May 16, 1967, was a devoted husband, father, son, brother and friend. His unexpected passing at age 56 leaves a void in the hearts of many. He is survived by his wife, Rachel; his daughters, Jessica, Alison, and Emma; his son-in-law Spencer and grandson, Parker; his mother, Jane; his sister, Stacey, and his brother, Jeff. He is predeceased by his father, David.
Family was the cornerstone of Marc's life. He and Rachel would have celebrated their 25th anniversary of marriage in May. They were in the process of designing and building their dream home together, where they hoped to enjoy many years surrounded by loved ones. Marc dedicated his professional life to the HVAC industry and planned to retire soon.
Marc treasured his time with his youngest daughter, Emma, sharing in her passion for horses. He pampered his middle daughter, Alison, who has special needs, with pedicures and dance sessions. He was a loving grandfather to Parker, his daughter Jessica’s son. He was a solid, steadfast presence, always available to offer wisdom or a helping hand.
Marc's support extended to his mother, Jane, for whom he was the ultimate handyman. He could often be found mowing the lawn with surgical precision and cooking gourmet meals in the kitchen, sometimes with bass or trout he had caught himself. An avid outdoorsman, Marc connected with nature by hunting, fishing, and quietly beating almost everyone on the golf course.
Marc Alan Luyben leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and warmth. A celebration of Marc’s life will be held on a future date.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Camp Royall, a cause close to Marc's heart.
If you wish to donate, please follow the link below. In the designation space please list Camp Royall, and select honorarium.
Camp Royall Donations ... https://www.autismsociety-nc.org/donate-online/
9 Entries
Erin Mabry
March 13, 2024
I am so sorry to hear about your sudden loss. As a parent of a special needs son and employee of ASNC thank you for the donations to Camp Royall. Thank you, Erin Mabry, Wilmington, NC, Autism Society of NC
Krisann & Roy Bachert
March 11, 2024
We have been lucky to have known Marc since our 20's, those "beach volleyball" days of youth. We witnessed Rachel and Marc's magical beginning and we have watched them build this incredible life together full of family and friends.
Words can not express how saddened we are to find of his passing. Our hearts go out to Rachel, the girls, his family and all their friends.
We will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers.
Susan Soule
March 11, 2024
Marc was an amazing person and loved by many. I am so sorry for your sudden loss. There are no words to express this kind of pain and sadness. Prayers and the Lord above will help you endure the days ahead.
Kenney Dixon
March 9, 2024
May the love of friends and family carry you through your time of grief. Prayers for you and your family.
Brett & Deb Dawson
March 8, 2024
Rachel we are both very saddened by the news. Please let us know if you need anything. We know he meant the world to you and our thoughts are with you and your family.
Harold and Rhonda Jacobs
March 8, 2024
We are at a loss of words as I'm sure many others are as well. Marc was always so kind and friendly to Harold and myself. Never felt above anyone and made everyone feel welcomed. Our prayers are with this family as they endure the days ahead without Marc. Much love to all of you.
Kristy DIXON
March 8, 2024
Marc was a great person. I met him when my husband worked with him doing HVAC. Marc worked with us up until his passing. We were shocked and heart broken to have found out about his passing. We all loved him. Prayers to your family.
Alice Fey
March 8, 2024
Rachel, my heart is broken for you and the girls. Prayers and hugs.
Zenith Donahue
March 8, 2024
I probably haven’t known Mark as long as most, but what I knew of him, he was a loving, kind, patient and humble person. I had an opportunity to wake up early one morning to go out fishing with him. Glad I took that time! I’m not a morning person; so a 5 am wake up was daunting. In hindsight, I appreciate that I had that time with Mark. U never know when suddenly someone special can be torn from our hearts & world. Mark u will truly be missed. Zena Donahue
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