Mark-Thompson-Obituary

Mark Allen Thompson

Sherrills Ford, North Carolina

Mar 11, 1963 – Nov 2, 2023 (Age 60)

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BORN
March 11, 1963
DIED
November 2, 2023
AGE
60
LOCATION
Sherrills Ford, North Carolina
CHARITY
World Central Kitchen

Obituaries

Sherrills Ford - Mark Allen Thompson-caring husband, father, son, brother and friend-passed away on November 2, 2023 in Charlotte, NC at the age of 60, surrounded by his loving family and close friends.Mark made a lasting impression on all those who knew him-from his welcoming and open heart,...

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Oh goodness. Mark's passing is shocking and heartbreaking. The world's light is a bit dimmer without M.A.T in it. He was the best, most respectful, diplomatic, intelligent, laid back leader I have ever had and probably will ever have. He treated me like I wasn't a lowly assistant. We had conversations about restaurants, wine, sometimes sports - but not often about sports because I couldn't hold a candle to that subject. He was an advisor to me when I was retiring and for such a big step in...

Amy and I are very sorry to hear of Mark´s passing. Mark started his career at Caterpillar one month after I did. We became good work colleagues and friends from the start. Over the years, our careers intersected many times in many different locations across the globe. Because we were both tutored by Jim Cromer early in our career, we always felt like we had a unique connection. I always knew if I needed help with something, I could turn to Mark, and I think he knew the same about me. ...

My heart goes out to Mark´s family and close friends. I knew Mark as a co-worker, boss, mentor, and as a friend. I benefited from his wisdom throughout my career and always looked forward to working with him on anything we did. His positive attitude in any situation was a source of inspiration for me and others. Mark was one of those unique people that brought out the best in others.

I remember Mark from being his accounting teacher in high school. He was a great student and I am sorry that his life has been taken at such a young age. He certainly impressed me and I knew he would seek knowledge and show appreciation for every one he met.

Oh Nancy, Mark was a fun, kind person. He lit up the room when he walked in. It was so fun to play Trivia with you both and I especially loved when Mark would throw his head back and Whoop when we answered a tough question correctly. He was so inclusive and caring and I am glad I knew him. My heart goes out to you and your family. Take good care. Mark will be missed by many. Here is a photo of you at my Mom´s 90th birthday party. I enjoyed our times together. May your happy...

My condolences to Mark´s family. We chatted a few times about food, I really wish I could have met Mark. Rest easy, Mark.