Mark J. CAMPBELL

CAMPBELL, Mark J. Age 83, of South Boston, MA, passed away peacefully, on June 10, 2025. He is survived by his beloved partner, Patricia Leach and her children, Tara Tichy and her husband, Jason Tichy of San Diego, CA and Greg Leach and his partner, Teresa Conant of Dorchester; and cherished grandchildren, Zoe and Phoebe Tichy. Mark was the son of the late Joseph A. and Mary C. Campbell; and the devoted brother of Mary Campbell of North Easton, the late Joseph Campbell, Jerry Campbell of North Easton and Rick Campbell and his wife, Nancy of Burlington. He was a loving uncle to Erin Rooney, Jessica, Gregory, Courtney, Jack and Kathryn Campbell.

Born in South Boston, Mark spent his early years in South Boston, Dorchester and Randolph, and later lived in Cambridge, Newton and ultimately, returned to South Boston. He had a long and accomplished career, working for The Foxboro Company and Northrop Grumman before founding his own consulting firm, MJCampbell Associates. Mark concluded his professional life with great passion, teaching communication skills to doctors at the Harvard School of Public Health.

Mark had a lifelong commitment to fitness and adventure. In his early adult years, he was an active member of the Appalachian Mountain Club and the Charles River Wheelmen, and later enjoyed working out at Waverley Oaks Athletic Club. He loved discovering new fitness activities and traveling to unfamiliar places - always eager for a new experience.

Mark lived at the Allerton House in Weymouth for nearly a year, where he was supported by a compassionate team of staff and surrounded by fellow residents, he enjoyed meeting and conversing with. The community there brought him comfort, companionship and connection in his final year.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend Visiting Hours, on Sunday, June 15, from 12:00-3:00PM, at Casper Funeral Home, 187 Dorchester St., SOUTH BOSTON. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held in St. Brigid's Church in South Boston on Monday at 10AM. Burial to follow in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Dorchester, MA.

Donations can be made to The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research at give.michaeljfox.org