Mark Meyer

Mark Meyer unexpectedly passed away on January 6, 2022 at the age of 44. He is survived by his devoted and loving wife Dhe and 2 beautiful daughters as well as his parents Dr. James Meyer, Jr. and Pamela Meyer of Olive Branch, Mississippi and his sister Lisa Meyer Culpepper of Atlanta, Georgia.

After graduating from Rhodes College, Mark began his career as a Senior Product Manager at Cummins Inc. where he met his lovely wife. Continuing his educational pursuits, Mark went on to get his Masters in Business Administration at the University of Memphis. After receiving his MBA, Mark completed a PMP designation and became a Master Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma. Mark had over 20 years of diverse international business experience in Marketing and Business Strategy. The second half of Mark’s career was focused on helping Fortune 500 companies to implement strategies to optimize revenue and cut costs. He managed multiple teams for several companies to ultimately grow their revenues over $200M while reducing costs by over $100M. On top of helping companies improve their bottom lines, Mark was tasked to enhance quality in both service and manufacturing for the companies he worked for.

Mark leaves a huge hole in the hearts of his family and friends who were always entertained by his stories and impressed by his vast knowledge and generosity. Mark loved to learn and had many interests and hobbies. He was a photographer, chef, scuba diver, cyclist, master brewer and outdoorsman. Mark mastered all that he devoted himself to but the role he cherished the most was being a devoted husband and loving father. He was a man of God, a dedicated husband and a wonderful father and faithful friend. Mark walked through life with dignity, humor and kindness – he was a light of life for his family and all those who knew him. He is at peace in heaven, but will be deeply missed here on earth.

Visitation for Mark will be held on Wednesday, January 12, 2022 from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. followed immediately by a memorial service, both hosted in the chapel at Hope Church, Cordova, Tennessee.