Mark Alexander John Beaumont

Mark was a flame of inspiration to many and one of the most enthusiastic and respected of my colleagues, as well as a dear friend. Rest in peace old friend.

Mark was a good friend from a distance, I met him at a flight simulation convention, and worked on a sound project for one of his added on programs for flight simulation. His kindness touched my heart. Mark, you are sorely missed, and I'm sad that his battle with the horrible disease was finally lost, but he lived life to the full, so not at all wasted. I bless his memory and I am pleased I at least got to talk to him before he passed. Sorely missed, rest in eternal peace. Martin from...

Mark spent a lot of time on the online flight simulator community. I was especially amazed by his knowledge on the DC3 and the old Hong Kong airport and was sad to hear of his departure. Memory Eternal!

I remember Mark from back in the late 1960s when he used to drive a "frog eyed" Austin Healey sprite. I think it was red. I used to enjoy social (drinking) evenings with him and other friends.
Interesting that he found a career on cruise ships - his charm would certainly be an advantage. I've recently been a Cruise Ship Chaplain several times in my retirement.
I've not seen him since about 1970, but was sad to hear of his death. My prayers for him and his family at this difficult...

It can be so hard to face the first year without your loved one, but the love of family and friends can carry you through.

I knew Mark back in the 1970's - we sailed together with the Island Cruising Club - My condolences to his family - After such a long battle with Cancer he deserves to Rest In Peace

I am extending my condolences to the family and friends of. May the entire family find peace in knowing that God cares for you and your family and will help you during these difficult times. 1 Peter 5:6,7*