Mark Dyer (1 Mar 1956 - 14 Aug 2022)

Thank you Mark for being such a positive father figure in my life. I am forever grateful for what I have learnt from you and all the words of wisdom you given me over the years. You have shown me that mindset and positively means everything to get through tough times and I will continue to live by this in your memory. I miss you so much. You'll forever be in my heart and my inspiration xx

He was a great man. Met him over 10 years ago when my daughter dated his son and he has been the father figure to her that she never had since. For this I will always be grateful.

With all our love and sympathy. What a lovely man. With all our love and best wishes.
Neale and Mary Jenkins

So sad that Mark has been taken despite such courage, strength and positivity. A true gentleman, really lovely guy whose company we have had the pleasure of sharing from time to time over the past 40 years. He will be hugely missed by everyone who was lucky enough to have known him. Sincere condolences to Penny, his boys and all of the family.
Bev and Pete

So sorry to hear the sad news of Mark’s passing. He was always such a lovely man, who had time for everyone. A true gentleman. My thoughts are with you all. Such a great loss for all you were privileged to have known him.

One of the nicest people I have ever met, a true gentleman - sincere condolences

Quite simply a very nice, friendly, positive, happy man who was a pleasure to chat to.

My Dear Son Mark
So proud to have a son so brave and positive throughout your pain. You can now Rest in Peace
My love always Mum X

My Dear Son Mark,
So proud to have a son so brave and positive throughout your pain. You can now Rest in Peace

My Love Always Mum X

I was saddened to hear this news. I met Mark at a number of networking events. I was often nervous and unsure where to start but Mark would always give a warm welcome and handshake, stop and talk for a while and put me at ease. One of life's good uns.

My sincere condolences to all the family.

Happy memories of our time working together in Leicester - sad loss to us all

Our Dearest Brother Mark
Life for us will never be the same. We have wonderful memories in our hearts but were looking forward to so many more. We will miss you so much.
Words can not describe how amazing and positive you were. You will always be our hero. We are so thankful that Penny was by your side throughout your brave fight.
Rest peacefully Bro.
Will love you forever and remember you always.
David & Julie xx

To Penny and Matthew and Michael, please accept my condolences. Over the years we have lost touch, as often happens when people move, have families, change jobs etc, but I have always remembered Mark with affection. Mark was my first recruit when we started the Premier Telecom Team at the end of the 80's and for a few exciting years we enjoyed growing a successful little business from what BT disparagingly referred to as the "lock up at Markfield" ( bad losers!) We all went on to greater things afterwards, but there was something special about those sunny days so long ago. I still cannot listen to Bill Withers " Lovely day" without thinking of us all singing it at the top of our voices, in Mark's beloved Escort Ghia on the way to the pub for a lunchtime cob.
I am so sorry that work prevents me attending, but I will be reliving happy memories of Mark on the day.
Mike

To a much loved nephew. We will always miss you.

Mark will be fondly remembered by Helen and Roger as a kind and thoughtful individual who always kept a positive attitude throughout everything. Much love, Helen & Roger. Rest Peacefully xx

My Dear Brother Mark
I cannot begin to tell you just how much I'm going to miss you and all the many messages you sent me plus the positive attitude you always held during your treatment. I'm thankful for the comfort and support you received from Penny, Matthew & Michael.
Rest peacefully, love always.
Helen & Roger.