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Mark Douglas Obituary
Mark attended Fernandina Beach High School and later the nursing program at FCCJ. He dedicated his career to serving others, working at Osprey Village, Community Hospice and Brooks Home Care.
Mark had a passion for attending Highland Games and took great pride in his Scottish heritage. He enjoyed participating in these events and celebrating his roots.
A memorial service for Mark will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Cats Angels Inc., Fernandina Beach.
May Mark's memory be a source of comfort and strength to his loved ones during this difficult time.
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Memories and Condolences
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Rev One Eagle
December 13, 2024
Mark and I did fire rescue together for the Amelia Island volunteer fire rescue. For the past two years has helped us pick the right Christmas tree. A Douglas fir tree Will always miss my friend
Shelly Bydlinski
February 21, 2024
... and a good time was had by all! Wishing you sweet memories, Nancy.
Kay Harris Hutto
January 31, 2024
Spellchecker changed Mark to Mary, my deepest apologies. Mark was a really good person my family and I loved and respected. He will be missed!
Lee and Eleanor Hayden
January 29, 2024
We enjoyed having Mark as a visiting nurse. He was so intelligent, kind, and caring. He worked his magic with honey bandages. He was so amazing. We are so sorry he is gone and his healing hands. We all shared the love of history and clan knowledge and had great conversations.
W. Kay Harris Hutto
January 7, 2024
Mary was such a good friend! He will be missed! Love you always my friend!!!!
Me
December 31, 2023
Baby I miss you every day. Not a minute goes by when I don't think of you. Our home is so quiet now. I know we will be united one day.
XXOO
Rick Hayes
December 30, 2023
Mark and I were friends in High School. We had some great times together. Rest in Peace, Brother.
Rick
Ann Smith
December 28, 2023
Mark and I worked together during his Nursing career. Mark was a dedicated and caring Nurse.
Mark always had a good story and a great sense of humor.
Godspeed my friend.
Robert Douglas
December 23, 2023
Dad was something special. Over the course of my life I've met many friends who help shaped who I am. Though that foundation, my core values. That came from dad. His compassion, his empathy, I'm going to take that with me through the rest of my life. He truly left the world a better place then we he entered and really that's how everyone should live there life. Leave the world better. That's what I'm going to do in my own way. I'll miss you dad.
One Eagle
December 21, 2023
One Eagle
December 21, 2023
One Eagle
December 21, 2023
I have known Mark for about 49 years we work together at Amelia Island Plantation when it was the only thing at the south end of the island, we also work together at the volunteer fire and rescue and we were part of the fantastic for Rescue 22 chief Dave Harris, Steve, Taylor, Mark, and myself. Truly, a very special friend. I will miss him very much.
Molly Humble Bladen
December 21, 2023
Worked with him in homecare - he was a wonderful nurse and well-loved. Then we figured out that we were both 1) Pirates and 2) he was married to my classmate!! Sending much love and prayers to you, Nancy and the family
Elizabeth Kern
December 21, 2023
Mark had a huge impact on his community, The whole time I knew him he was involved in helping others in some capacity, Either through his medical career or the local rescue, Mark could be counted on to make things better for someone else, So missed.
EJ Taylor
December 21, 2023
I first met Mark about 35+ years ago when he was president of our Scottish group, The St. Andrew´s Society of Jax. Each year he and Nancy would bring an RV to our Highland Games and we would get together , visit and have a wee dram. We attended Ceileidhs, Burn´s Night dinners and always celebrated together. I loved his Southern drawl, his genteel demeanor, his love and zest for ;life and his devotion to his family and friends. His sense of humor was always just under the surface of every conversation and would pop out when you least expected it. Rest easy, my sweet friend. See you again one day.
Joy Shepperd
December 20, 2023
Mark was a friend and I loved his beard and smile. He could make you laugh and would always lend a hand when needed. He will be missed.
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