Birth date: Dec 18, 1968 Death date: Aug 4, 2020
Mark Henry Eldert, 51, of Alexandria, Virginia passed away Tuesday, August 4, 2020 at his home in Fredericksburg. Mark is survived by his mother, Karen Eldert; his brother, Jim Ray and family; numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins; Read Obituary
I just found out on yesterday that Mark had passed. I am in total shock and lost for words. He was such a kind , loving, and caring person. He will be greatly missed by a lot of people because he touched everyone’s heart that he met with his great kindness.
I just learned today of Mark's passing. I am still in shock. What a wonderful man he was - always kind and what a great sense of humor. I will miss our insurance chats. He always went the extra mile to help me out. God bless Mark and his entire family. May he rest in eternal peace forever.
We r so sorry to here about mark I grew up with him he was so nice and a mess I remember when he locked his mom out of house mark you will be missed so much from mike and delaine Sharitz
This is such devastating news. My grandmother knew him for a long time and had been able to reconnect and talk about life since I got my insurance through the Insurance Marshall. My grandmother & I would always come in and talk to him when I would make payments on my insurance. He was such a kind, gentle soul & always had a smile on his face! May he rest in heavenly peace. My condolences to his family.
Karen and family,
Beyond shocked of the news and don’t even know what to say. Mike and I was just talking about the memories from the trailer park growing up. I was going through photos of when we were little and remembering way back when. May Mark R.I.P. and shine down on others always.
Sending the family lots of love, hugs and prayers 🙏🏻💜
We are so sorry and deeply saddened by Mark’s passing. He was one if the most kind, loving and caring person we had the pleasure of knowing. His smile and positive spirit will forever live in our memories!! Fernando and Jan
We are so sorry and profoundly saddened to hear of Mark's passing. He was our friend and a great man whose kindness and smile will never be forgotten. He will be sorely missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Eldert family.
Sincerely,
YOU WILL BE MISSED MAN BUT YOUR SMILE WILL NEVER GO AWAY
Mark and I met as classmates at Rappahannock Community College around 1986-1988 at the Warsaw campus, however, our friendship grew after that. He kept in touch and we visited each other as we both moved to Northern Virginia. Other people came and went, but there came a time when I was attending George Mason U that I became pregnant, and friends and family dropped off like flies. But I will always remember, and be so grateful, because during that whole mess, Mark was supportive, understanding, and loyal. When I had the baby, he drove a long way to bring us gifts, and he was different than most people, as it was clear he sincerely, with a pure heart, loved children and children knew it and loved him back!
He continued to check up on us for years and make sure we were okay.
Even though life circumstances drifted us apart over the years, I can say now that his unconditional loyalty, generosity, kindness, perseverance, and constant smile are a gift I felt I did not deserve.
I will honor him by doing what I know he would want: start taking better care of our health, and don't take it for granted, because it could be gone tomorrow.
And if I can achieve making most of the people I encounter, to feel that we are best friends, like Mark did, I will consider this a life well-lived.
