Mark Alan Dillon, 62 of Brookwood, passed away April 27, 2025 at his home. A visitation will be held at Magnolia Chapel South on Saturday, May 3, 2025 from 5:30 ~ 6:30 pm.
He is preceded in death by his father; Dan Dillon, son-in-law; Rob Fisher, father-in -law; Hillard Lyons, and nephew; Michael King.
Survivors include his wife, Debra Lyons Dillon, daughters; Misty Fisher, Lindsay Todhunter (Adam), son; Heath Stamps, sisters; Debbie King (Matt), Susan Mahrt (Marty), mother; Elaine Dillon, and his grandchildren; Dakota, Brinklee, and Jace Fisher, and Finnley and Barrett Todhunter and his niece Tara Coker (Chris).
Mark was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, he grew up as a proud military brat, living in many places across the United States and abroad due to his fathers military service. This journey eventually brought him to Hawaii, where he attended school from fifth grade through high school, and spent an additional year in college there before completing his degree at Auburn University in Alabama. A die hard Auburn fan, Mark's love for his alma mater stayed with him throughout his life, often proudly shouting his favorite saying; "Weagle Weagle, War Damn Eagle!"
In 2008 Mark met the love of his life, Debra, and they married in 2011. Together they built a fun filled life, traveling, attending concerts, and cherishing every moment with their grandchildren. Mark's warmth, humor, and passion for life touched everyone who knew him. He was proud to hold the title of "World's Okayest Golfer."
He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who were blessed to know him.
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