Mark Clinton Williams

So sorry to hear about Mark's passing. He was such a great man. I worked for Mark at EBSCO and he was a great mentor.

Mark was one of my main contacts at EBSCO as they were the US Agents for the UK publishing house I worked for. Enjoyed many a meal with Mark - all business but mainly just pleasurable chatting - in Alabama, London, and so often in Frankfurt. Always effortless and sincere. Sad to hear this news.

Mark was such a gentleman and will be missed. Prayers for the family.

So sorry to hear this, prayers for the family. Parkinson´s is terrible and so hard on everyone.

Many fond memories of Mark as we worked together at EBSCO until I retired in 2008. He was an excellent story-teller and kept us entertained when we ate lunch together. So sorry to hear of his passing and send our condolences to his loving family. Rick Breard, Dallas, Texas

John, My condolences. I remember Mark from St. Joseph and Sedalia. We used to annoy him when we hung out in your basement. I know your family ahways had a tug towards Dixie so glad to see Mark spent his life in the south. Pete

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

I am so very sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of working with Mark for several years at EBSCO and had the utmost respect for him. He was a kind and generous person and will be greatly missed.

Sending love and prayers. I worked with Mark many years ago at Benoist Brothers. I enjoyed getting to know him and loved his sense of humor. A fine young man. Vance Custer