Mark Robertson

Mark, will always miss your bright and positive demeanor, your guidance and your impeccable work and professionalism. Wish you were here, but I know you are shinning brightly somewhere.
Your Friend Always!

Michelle, I'm so very sorry for your loss. It was shocking to me. I have been searching for you, and you've been in my thoughts. If you get this, will you please reach out to me? You're not easy to find. Love you.

Oh, Dearest Mark. I have never forgotten the first time we met in the dorms at UW when we were freshmen. You were one of the first friends I made - within two weeks of starting school there. And our friendship continued for many, many years and then we got to include your lovely Michelle and my sweet Glen in our friendship.

You were truly one of the funniest and funnest persons I've ever known. You had a heart of pure gold and were so inclusive to everyone around you. You had that boyish charm, a twinkle in your eye, and this innocent mischievous and playful side. You LOVED life and my life is greater because you were in it. I miss you and so wish you were still here with us!!!!

My heart breaks for Michelle.

Dear Mark, You were always the best husband, friend and companion a woman could ever hope for.... your imagination, your true word and dedication, the adventure, and the fun of all of it! You gave me a life that was happier than I could ever imagine! Thank you Mark, I will never forget you and I will always be your dear wife...
With Love Always & Forever,
Michelle

Dear Robertson Family, my deepest sympathy goes out to you at this time. Although 40 years ago since Mark and I lived and explored our Hong Kong world together I cannot help to remember the fun loving, generous natured young man who was one of my best friends. Whether at school, tramping all over Hong Kong trying to attain our Duke of Edinburgh Award or swimming in the school pool I will recall with happiness the friendship we shared. The memories of the trips on your boat and the other great times we had together remain as bright as if today. My condolences especially to Mr and Mrs Robertson and Mark's sister Kim. Rest peacefully Mark

Such sad news. I was in the same class (756) at Island School and remember Mark most vividly from Duke of Edinburgh camps, especially his fondness for Angel Delight instant pudding. I can still see him at the front of the pack on the long slogs through Taiwan, unlike the rest of us, he never seemed to need a rest. Deepest condolences to all his family. Rest in peace Mark.

Dear Mr and Mrs Robertson. Mark and I were friends when at Island School - we were in the same class. We had some lovely times together and I also remember you both as I also attended St.John's cathedral every Sunday morning for worship.
I will pray for you all. It has been a shock to learn that Mark has died so young. I send you my love, Jane (nee Walton.)

Ridge Court, Kennedy Road, Island School - our formative years ran pretty much in parallel my friend. We've recently had a reunion in Hong Kong where we'd heard the news of your next journey. There was a lot of love in the room and we were all wishing you were there with us. I guess you were in spirit. Till our paths converge again one day - RIP.

RIP buddy. We had fun times growing up in HK. I remember the D of E camps, the trip to Taiwan and your amazing mom at the school PTA. I regret not catching up sooner. Prayers and condolences to the family.

I will always remember 20 years of hugs, laughter and good times. Always the inspirer, you helped me have the confidence to move forward with important decisions....personally and professionally. If there's a better place to be than here, I know you'll be welcomed with open arms. Thank you for being a great friend.

May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time. Psalms 29:11

Mark was an amazing man on so many levels
I am honored to have known him and will miss him. The world has lost a tremendously talented man, husband and friend.
Wherever Mark is, those around him are blessed

My condolences to the family and large circle of friends and dear ones. May you find comfort in warm memores of his life well lived and experience the peace from God that surpasses all understanding.
Php. 4:6,7