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Leesburg, VA - Mark C. Johnson of Leesburg, VA passed away on February 25, 2020, at the age of 58. Mark grew up in York, PA. He is survived by his parents, Mary and J.D. Johnson of York, PA, six siblings, and three children: Spencer Johnson, Kelsey Kish, and Conner Johnson.
Mark was a beloved and dedicated family man, friend, and colleague who always put the happiness and well-being of others before him. He had a tremendous sense of humor, an exceptional moral compass, and great humility. These qualities endeared him to all who knew him. If you were lucky enough to have known him, you have at least one story about how he made you laugh, told you who or what you looked like, helped you out, or simplified a problem for you. Done!
In addition to his dedication to family, Mark loved to hunt and loved to observe wild life whether it was a white tail deer grazing on his property in Leesburg or hawks perched on trees in the landscape as he was driving. He shared his love of hunting and wildlife with many friends over the years, and he will be remembered for this passion.
Mark graduated from Indiana University Pennsylvania, and in 1985 moved to the Washington DC area to pursue a career in sales, which started with selling fax machines for Panafax. In 1989, he joined Oracle and had a 30-year career building and ultimately leading The Public Sector Sales Organization. The success of Oracle and the people he worked with and led was his life's mission.
Mark leaves behind a great legacy of unforgettable love, generosity, loyalty, and humor. He will be greatly missed.
The family will celebrate his life on Saturday, March 7, 2020, at Colonial Funeral Home in Leesburg, VA: 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. visitation and 2:00 p.m. ceremony.
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JB Aiken
February 15, 2021
See you soon old friend. See you soon....
Mary Brigden
April 16, 2020
I'm so sad to learn of Mark's passing only recently. Although I haven't seen Mark in several years, working as part of his team was a wonderful part of my life. His constancy and positive outlook were grounding to all of us, even those on the team (like me) who lived 3000 miles away. I remember one time when he was in San Diego for a customer visit, and he had several back to back calls. He said - heck, I'm not going to see anything in San Diego except my hotel room and these customers - can you at least drive me to the beach while I do these calls? We sat in a parking lot for nearly two hours while he did his calls and afterwards he said - heck Mary, how do you get any work done here at all when you have these beautiful waves to watch? It was a small moment, but it was fun to share in his humor and love of nature. Fair winds and following seas, Mark. My deep sympathies for his family.
James Aiken
March 25, 2020
Mark (K-BO) was my best friend ever. I wondered why he didn't reply to my texts earlier this month. I just sent another to him and again no reply. Then something hit me to search for him. I'm JB, We were roommates for 4 years in college and never got back together after that. We were brothers like no two could ever be. I can't believe I will never see him again or share a back slap or his stupid laugh with him. Damn, what happened to him. He can't be gone. We had so much to catch up on in our retirement some day soon.
If anyone, ANYONE can contact me PLEASE, PLEASE DO!! I'm so sick to hear this news.
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Scott Meisinger
March 13, 2020
Mark - Thank YOU for being my friend! You were a Rock for so many of your close friends. You will be missed beyond measure. DONE...
Aaron Cornfeld
March 8, 2020
Mark was a great mentor and friend. Over the past 7 years, I worked closely with Mark and spent many hours with him both personally and professionally. Mark always talked about his family, how dedicated to them he was, and how he would do anything for them. He was the same way with the people he worked with and cared about. And he was that way even with the people who he barely knew, like the bartender or waiter who was nice to him and he would leave an incredibly outsized tip. I'm sure the waitstaff at Mistral's in Redwood Shores will never forget the guy who always ordered "Rigs with marinara sauce and shrimp" - even though it wasn't on the menu. He would always say he wanted the kids meal! No matter where you went with Mark, he wanted to know what he could do for you, and tried to make you laugh. Even on the day I told Mark I was leaving Oracle, I knew he was upset, yet he still thanked me for everything, made jokes and wanted to know what he could do for me and talked about us getting together for another shot of fireball.
My deepest condolences to Mark's family. He will be missed by all.
Allen Sackadorf
March 8, 2020
My deepest sympathy to Marks family. Mark was truly one the best in the business. I will always be grateful for all that I learned from him. I will remember him fondly for his wit, leadership, skill and unspoken nudge to keep moving. May God bless Mark with eternal peace!
Kelsey
March 8, 2020
Dad,
Thank you for being the absolute best father a daughter could ask for. You always made time for me, protected me, supported me, and told me you loved me every chance you got.
When I got pregnant I knew youd be an amazing grandpa, and you were exactly that, amazing. Louie loved you so much, dad. Ill miss seeing you walk around the house with him almost every Sunday pointing out every fan and light, never putting him down unless you wanted to sit on the ground and play with him. Ill miss watching from the window while you took him into the woods to let him touch the leaves on the trees, and show him all the animals in the backyard. Im sure you told him what each and every tree was out there and what birds were around just by the calls you heard, just like you did with me and the boys. You had the amazing ability to look at any tree or plant and listen to any bird or animal call and immediately know exactly what it was without a shadow of a doubt, thats another thing Ill miss. Ill miss calling you when I was unsure of my parenting skills and hearing you say relax, Kels, youre doing fine and to take a deep breath, hes still alive so we are doing something right.
Ill miss your late night calls when you were out of town, and being sure you always texted me when you took off, landed, and made it home safe from every trip because you knew Id be worried until I knew you were back home. Ill miss coming home from college and laying around in big bed with you binge watching ID channel while you insisted you knew the ending to the show as soon as it started. Ill miss dancing around the kitchen to Waiting for a Star to Fall scream singing after a few glasses of wine, just me and you.
Ill miss it all, everything. I promise to take all the best parts of you and be the best parent and person I can be. I promise to always put my family first like you did. I promise to take care of myself and most importantly, make you proud.
Thank you for the 28 years of unconditional love, support, advice, jokes, best hugs, and laughs. The world is not the same without you. I will miss you forever and I love you so much.
Peter Still & Jasmine Lee
March 7, 2020
Mark will be greatly missed. Our heartfelt condolences to his family, and it was heartwarming to see so many people whose lives he touched at the remembrance service this weekend. When we joined Oracle as a couple of Aussies from an acquired company, Mark was immediately welcoming to us. We will never forget Marks sense of fun, or his nicknames for people around the office, but Mark also worked hard to drive core values of integrity and trust throughout his business. We will always remember Mark as a leader with a unique down-to-earth quality, who would spend time with people from any level of the organization. We are sure his memory will live on through so many people who were inspired by working with him.
Ron Wood
March 7, 2020
My deepest condolences to the Johnson family for their lost.
Jack Pellicci
March 7, 2020
I worked with Mark at Oracle from 1992-2006. He was young sales rep when I first met him and he deservedly rose to become the leader of the entire Oracle US and Canada Public Sector organizations. Mark was a talented, caring and dedicated sales professional who balanced his hard work with loving care of his children. He will be greatly missed by those he worked with and the customers he served. My deepest sympathy to his children and extended family.
Pam Keene
March 7, 2020
I worked with Mark for many many years at Oracle. I began working with him at the begining of our Oracle career in Bethesda when he was a rep. Mark was one of the nicest people I have ever met and worked with. He was one of the most considerate people and was always so supportive. That never changed even when he became an executive. I will never forget his wonderful smile and infectious laugh. He was always telling jokes and was so funny. He was such a great guy and will be missed by many. My condolences go out to his family and kids that he loved. I am so very sorry. He definitely left us too soon.
Farida Singh
March 7, 2020
Mark was truly one of a kind. He brought laughter to the room, helped and supported you when you needed it. While working for him, I was fortunate to witness his great leadership, unconditional friendships to many, great sense of humor and the tremendous love for his family. He will be missed dearly. Sending my heartfelt condolences and prayers during this difficult time.
Jason Brooker
March 7, 2020
Its with great sorrow that I write this post as a friend of the legend, Mark Johnson. First and foremost I want to send my deepest condolences to Marks children, extended family and friends for this tragic loss. Ive had the pleasure to know Mark over the last decade and have been absolutely touched by his kindness, generosity, humor and caring nature. You meet very few people in life that make an everlasting impression but Mark was truly one of those people. A character that was larger than life and could take off his suit at any moment to relate with the common man. A true selfless and self deprecating individual that always thought about everyone else before himself. Ill never forget our chats about life and love and cherish every single moment we spent together. From the bottom of my heart, thank you my friend and one day we will meet again in the paradise you were always searching for. Done!!! Love, The Raccoon
Joanne Rowzee
March 6, 2020
I worked with Mark as part of the Public Sector team at Oracle for 30 years and feel blessed to have watched him develop over the years from a Federal Civilian Sales Rep to the highly respected leader of the Public Sector Division. I have many fond memories of Mark, particularly from the "olden days" when our interactions were more frequent and direct. He was respected, driven, funny, committed and loyal. He built a team atmosphere of driving toward a common purpose and took the time to thank and recognize the efforts of the entire team. I will miss him tremendously. My heartfelt condolences to his family, his many friends, and most especially to his kids. I pray that time will heal and lighten the pain you feel and that the warmth of your good memories will give you peace.
Melissa Bogers
March 6, 2020
I met Mark a few years at work. I admired hes passion for what he did and how he always had a smile on his face. I am sending my prayers and thoughts to his family and friends during this difficult time. He will be greatly missed!
Jeff Lueloff
March 6, 2020
Mark was a highly respected, gracious man. His leadership will be sorely missed within Oracle's Public Sector organization. He was always on standby to help and mentor. My thoughts are with his family, colleagues and friends. He has left an amazing legacy.
Mark Hinnenkamp
March 6, 2020
Mark inspired us to the highest levels of performance and adherence to Oracle's Public Sector principles. I am a better professional because of Mark and his leadership. May memories and lessons from MJ nourish us forever.
Derwyn Walter
March 6, 2020
Mark and I worked together at Pappy's Pizza back in the late 70s/early 80s and became good friends. We had a lot of good times back then. Mark could always put a smile on your face or make you laugh. I hadn't been in touch with him for almost 40 years, but it breaks my heart that he's gone. My condolences go out to Mark's wife and children and the whole Johnson family.
Katie Barron
March 6, 2020
Mark was the gold standard all the way. He interviewed me when I was hired at Oracle 14 years ago and every transaction after that was smart, wise and always funny. While he had many #1 fans I will always be in that camp. May his magical memory be a blessing to his family.
Lauren Farese
March 6, 2020
Mark was a great leader and a great person. He will be much missed. Prayers for his family. May he rest in peace.
Fala Gemignani
March 6, 2020
Diane, My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
STEVEN KOEHLER
March 5, 2020
Mark and I worked together 40 years ago at Pappy's Pizza in his and my hometown of York, Pennsylvania. We forged a friendship that lasted for years but sadly, we both got caught up in our lives and fell out of touch in recent years. Mark was one of the most genuine individuals I have met in life. I was lucky to have shared some great times with him and am so saddened by his passing. My condolences go out to his family and friends. His was a life well lived.
Maria Benjamin
March 5, 2020
While I only had the privilege of enjoying Mark's company a few times, it was enough to know that he was truly a one in a million! I took great pleasure in knowing that while my husband worked long hours he had Mark Johnson by his side to actually make the office an awesome place to be. So many wonderful stories made it home to me as well as the highest praise! I always looked forward to the next time my path would cross with his. I am truly heartbroken over the loss of my husband's amazing colleague and friend. My heartfelt condolences go out to his loving family, his many many friends, and all those who are feeling this unbearable loss. We should all be so fortunate as to have a Mark Johnson in our lives!
Sherif Said
March 5, 2020
Mark was an amazing mentor and coach. Always knew how to make people feel comfortable and have fun while getting the job done. Always willing to help and coach through any hurdle. He will truly be missed. Thoughts and prayers go out to his entire family.
Mark Benjamin
March 5, 2020
This is the hardest thing that I've ever written. I have had the good fortune and honor of working closely with MJ for the last 12 years (almost 50 quarters). He has taught me so much about leadership, loyalty, dedication and friendship. I will always be indebted to him for that and so much more. I will never be able to step into Oracle, approach the office, close a quarter or even see the word Oracle without thinking of him. I will cherish the time I have spent with him over the years, the awesome stories he told, the nicknames he had for everyone, the close dinners and business trips we shared and all the QBR and Forecast meetings we prepped together. His smile, face, laughter, always made it fun to go to work and I will miss that so much!!! My thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time and I hope we all can take some comfort in knowing that he had so much positive impact and influence on so many people. I know I will always carry a piece of him with me in the future and hope to continue to feel his presence every day. Thank you for the great times, MJ. I will always "round up" for you in the future. B.
Wendy Delmolino
March 5, 2020
I had the privilege of working for Mark for years. His leadership and humor put him a class by himself. Some of my very best memories at Oracle involve Mark and I am tremendously lucky to have had his mentorship in my career. He will be missed by so many. My condolences go out to his family.
Jean Reiter
March 4, 2020
I knew Mark through my husband Kurt and he soon became my friend as well. He was such a great dad to his kids, a hard worker and had the best stories from his childhood growing up. You could never get enough of them. Mark loved entertaining and was so much fun to me around. I know he will be truly missed by his family, friends and many co-workers. I bet he is in heaven telling each and everyone what kind if animal they look like. I know most of you will get that. I am praying for his children and all his family and friends as they mourn Marks loss. ❤ With Love, Jean Reiter
mary ann zirelli
March 4, 2020
I helped manage Mark and his team for the past 30 years. He was our gentle giant and one of few words who was so loved and respected. You will always be in my heart and thoughts forever. - Maz
Pat Sullivan
March 4, 2020
Mark Johnson! What a great man. I've had such great memories with Mark and we usually ended our meetings with a drink at the bar or dinner with the team(s). Mark would always give me a giant hug and say, "I love ya Pat!". Mark was fair, honest and transparent. He had a great sense of humor and a laugh that unique like a finger print (I can hear it now). I'm a better person for having the time I did with Mark.
"I love ya Mark!"
PAT
Brad Gladstone
March 4, 2020
Mark was truly an impressive businessman and leader. He carried himself and led his people with focus on results. He was also very down-to-earth, with a great sense humor and humility. Mark will be missed in a big way.
Janice Fortini
March 4, 2020
Hearing about Mark's passing brings tears! I met Mark through David and Bonni Krytusa a number of years ago and have kept in touch via text since it was difficult to get together with busy schedules. What a wonderful, generous man -- he will be missed by many. My heart goes out to his family and all his friends.
Earl Owens
March 4, 2020
Mark was a good guy. Funny and great to work with. I send my prayers and condolences to his family
Mark A Johnson
March 3, 2020
As the "other" Mark Johnson at Oracle, I lived in his shadow, but I started my business career in MCJ's organization and he gave me several great opportunities over the years. I will forever be grateful and my heart goes out to the family at this time. May you always remember the good times.
Carolyn Mazza Hall
March 3, 2020
I had the honor and privilege of working with Mark since the 1990's. A wonderful man and a terrific leader. He will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to his family.
Michael Gosey
March 3, 2020
Mark and I started at Oracle on the same day, were in the same orientation classes and were both guilty of paying little attention to what was being said. We were bad examples!! but we had fun. I liked him from day 1 and feel he enjoyed my company just as he did the company of all others he knew. Of course with career changes and mobility we lost touch over the years. BUT when we did run into each other (airports, reunions....wherever) we always shared the same old schtick we enjoyed at Oracle "the wonder of Oracle is not how well it runs on a mainframe but that it runs there at all". I was sorry to hear of his passing, especially at such a young age. Every day is a gift and you are not promised one day more....................fly home Mark (Eccl. 12:7)
Angie Friedauer
March 3, 2020
I am so sorry to hear of Mark's passing -it is truly heartbreaking news. He was always a kind person to me when I saw him at the office. My condolences to his family.
David Krytusa
March 3, 2020
Mark was a brother from another mother to me. A true family friend for over 30 years. He was a can do kinda guy, who got things DONE (he favorite word) followed by a high five (never gets old). I will forever cherish our many days afield and the tremendous success on our hunting trips.
Graham Hardt
March 3, 2020
Mark had a huge impact on me, my wife (Melissa), our careers, and in turn our family. I am truly saddened by this loss. I can only hope to have the same impact on so many colleagues - always supportive and always a mentor. You will be missed by many Mark and thank you.
Nicole DeBraal
March 3, 2020
Mark was a leader like no other. I always marveled at his ability to lead the Public Sector team with such respect, deep knowledge, and success - all the while having fun along the way. May that live on in all of us!
Andrew Powell
March 2, 2020
Deepest sympathies from our family to yours. Mark was a leader, friend and always took the time to listen. May God bless your family in this time of grief.
Jim Palmisano
March 2, 2020
I had the Honor of working with MJ for the last 20 years. He was an outstanding Leader with a great sense of humor. He would shoulder the burden and stress for us all...he always took care of us. He personally took care of me and my family during 3 deployments to Iraq/Afghanistan. My heart aches, but look forward to the day when I cross over into Heaven and hear him say Hey Buddy!. We love and miss you Brother.
David Arington
March 2, 2020
Mark was a dedicated leader and always led with integrity and humility. I've worked under MJ for the last 6 years, and I'm lucky to have been inspired by his compassion and work ethic. Sincerest condolences to the Johnson family. The Arington family will keep you in our prayers.
D Sherrill Clements
March 2, 2020
I met Mark in 1991 - ancient history at today's pace. But, whatever the pace, and it was frequently blisteringly fast - Mark was thoughtful and always a gentleman. I observed him always in love with his work and his family, both at Oracle and at home. I remember on one occasion, when we were all stuck fo in an airport on a Club trip, that he was so gentle with his young children - never losing patience with them over the long hours of our delay. I'd hope that my kids are like Mark - wholesome, generous, thoughtful, and loyal to a fault to their high values and their family, both work and personal.
Christina Campbell
March 2, 2020
Words cannot express the heartbreaking loss of such a caring leader and friend. I feel lucky to have known and worked with Mark over so many years, in which he demonstrated a balance of empathy, leadership and humor. I will hold onto those memories forever. My heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with Mark's family.
Mary Zuk-Domanski
March 2, 2020
May God grant you peace for the loss of your son and brother. He has left a void that no other can fill. May he Rest In Peace.
Wayne Bobby
March 2, 2020
So many of us were blessed to know and call Mark Johnson our friend. If you came in contact with Mark you quickly understood how proud he was of his family, his dedication to the job, his quick wit and genuine sense of humor. There will never be another like him. May God bless and comfort you in this time of sorrow.
John Ezzell
March 2, 2020
I knew Mark for at least 15 years and he never failed to ask me "how can I help you?". He was a great guy and he will be missed. My condolences to his family and friends.
March 1, 2020
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
ELLEN KUHN
March 1, 2020
He was highly respected in the Oracle family and his contribution, consideration, and kindness towards others will not be forgotten. Sincere condolences at this time.
Patty Leto
March 1, 2020
Mark was the nicest, kindest and smartest man I have ever met. He loved his family and was always willing to talk about them. I will truly miss him. My sincerest sympathies to Marks family. Patty Leto
Catherine Pulfer
March 1, 2020
My heartfelt condolences to Mark's family and friends.
Susan Poser
February 29, 2020
Mark was synonymous with Public Sector at Oracle for as long as I can remember - and I've been here for 20 years. He was a well respected and appreciated leader and colleague. He will truly be missed by all of us at Oracle, but never forgotten. As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of his Oracle family and friends.
Mike & Susan Courtney
February 29, 2020
Our sincerest sympathy and prayers go out to the Johnson family.
Marie Gordon
February 29, 2020
I learned so much from Mark over the many years working with him. His unconditional Loyalty and Leadership to Oracle, the Public Sector Industry and the team he built are just a few of the reasons that made him an incredible leader. His humor, laughter and all the stories he would share with us are what I will miss the most. My heartfelt condolences will always be with his family and friends. For me, no quarter close will ever be the same.
Harrison
February 29, 2020
I worked at Oracle with Mark. He was one of the most gracious, humble leaders Ive ever had the pleasure of knowing. He always made time to talk and more importantly to listen. He will be missed...
Will Pickett
February 29, 2020
My deepest sympathy to Marks family & friends
Pat Mungovan
February 29, 2020
Mark is a friend, a colleague, and a mentor, and always will be in the active tense in my eyes. The 14 years I worked with Mark will guide the next 14 years. That's the legacy of leadership. From my family to yours, we are so sorry for your loss.
Wendy Endsley
February 28, 2020
What a wonderful description of a special person. Our Hearts and Prayers are with the Johnson Family today and we are sending love and hugs to you Diane.
Christie Zimmerman
February 28, 2020
Diane I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. My deepest condolences to you and your family.
Charles Kendig
February 28, 2020
"Done" was a favorite term that Mark used when he made a decision that supported what we were trying to get done with the Oracle business. Mark was a proponent of the principles and values that were established back in 1992 and was totally supportive of recognition and reward programs that honored employees and customers that shared best practices which make our business better. Mark was always willing to support new approaches to the business that would help all of us better serve the mission of the organization and the company. A winner that I felt I could always count on in our efforts to meet the wants, needs, and expectations of our internal and external customers. Rest in peace Mark and blessings and sympathy to your family.
Lenarae Fern
February 28, 2020
A wonderful man that was a dear friend to my son, Tom. Earths loss and Heavens gain
Cindy Kuzemka
February 28, 2020
Mark was a truly incredible leader, colleague and friend to so many of us at Oracle - and also to the many customers he served over the years. It was such an honor and privilege to work directly for him for nearly 19 years. Please accept my deepest condolences at this difficult time.
Lorena Lang
February 28, 2020
Uncle Mark was definitely one of my favorite Uncles because of his cheerful spirit at family get togethers and his love for family. I remember him playing with my siblings and I when we were able to visit. He was an amazing person and will be greatly missed.
Jeff Ellington
February 28, 2020
Your family is in our prayers during this incredibly difficult time. I was not fortunate enough to work with Mark, but as a long time Oracle employee I only ever heard wonderful things about him. I know he was very highly respected and he will be greatly missed. May God bless and comfort you all.
Stephanie Messman
February 28, 2020
Mark was an absolutely incredible person. When I think back to some of the old MJ memories I just can't help but smile. It has been a true honor and blessing to have known and loved him. Please accept our deepest condolences to Mark's parents, children and family in this very difficult time.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Hesson Messman and Family
Robin Horigan
February 28, 2020
Mark will forever be remembered and missed by all. His humor, generous nature and personality made him one of a kind. Love you Mark.
Mario Meroni
February 28, 2020
My hearts go out to you and your family in this time of grieving and with the passing and healing of time, may he forever live in your every joyous new moment.
Evelyn Chandler
February 27, 2020
So sorry to hear of your loss, may you find comfort in the life time of memories you shared. Peace and blessings,
Franco Amalfi
February 27, 2020
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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