Mark Eacobacci Obituary
Raised in Wareham, Mass., Mark lived in the Boston area and worked in the hospitality industry as a young adult. Through various travel opportunities, Mark learned to love the climate of southern Florida and the Caribbean, eventually developing a successful clothing and furniture importing business with multiple retail locations, currently headquartered in Miami.
During his short life, Mark had traveled extensively throughout the world, including China, Thailand, Indonesia, India, and throughout Europe. He enjoyed making friends and participating in other customs and cultures, while cherishing his home and life in southern Florida.
Mark is predeceased by his father, Louis, and survived by his mother, Martha; sisters, Jean Akins of Wareham and Diane Eacobacci of Edgecomb, Maine; brothers, James Eacobacci of Wareham and Edward Eacobacci of Buzzards Bay; nephews, Michael, Stephen, and Thomas Akins; and a remarkable number of devoted friends.
Services were private.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Heart Association or a charity of one's choice are appreciated.
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Lisa
August 13, 2023
I am an old school mate from Wareham High School and Mark and I were good friends. I was thinking of him today and saddened to hear of his passing. I was hoping to hear his joyful voice and talk about the past and what he was doing. My sincere condolences to his entire family, friends, and former business partner. Sincere thoughts of Love, Lisa Andrade, Wareham, MA
Michael Montemaggi
April 26, 2008
Our deepest sympathies to Gram E, Aunt Jean & Diane, Grampa Jimmy & Uncle Eddie, Mark was a Great Uncle & Babysitter ... when his schedule permitted. I will make sure TJ & Abby know the stories of the "Dining Room Table Discussions" that I was probably not supposed to have heard! Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help!
Love,
Mike, Kris, TJ & Abby
George & Joanne Anderson
April 22, 2008
Dear Martha, Jimmy, Eddie, Jean and Diane,
We were so sorry to hear of the passing of Mark at such a young age. Our thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathies are with you at this sad time.
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Linda Connors (Durgin)
April 19, 2008
To the Eacobacci Family;
My thoughts are with you at this time. I have known this family, especially Jean, for a very long time.
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April 19, 2008
MY SYMPATHY GOES TO MARTHA AND HER FAMILY.WHAT A LOVELY FAMILY.MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
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