Mark Fraser McVeety, who passed away at 46 after a battle with cancer, was remembered for his extensive humanitarian efforts and entrepreneurial spirit. His journey began at age 16 with a mission to Kenya, where he helped with malaria immunization, and continued with significant roles in USAID and the World Affairs Council. Mark's entrepreneurial initiatives, including Quick-Start Shoreline, had a lasting impact on individuals and communities, showcasing his commitment to economic development. Known for his talent in music and culinary arts, he was a cherished friend and community member, often hosting summer block parties. The memorial service held at Shoreline Community College Theater celebrated his life and contributions, with a formal event planned in Minneapolis.

Friends and family are invited to carry on his legacy by donating to the Mark F. and Tiffany T. Student Fund, which supports students in need. His life exemplified compassion, creativity, and the desire to make a difference, inspiring many to follow in his footsteps. Mark's passing leaves a void in the community, but his legacy will continue through those he touched.