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Army Vet, Actor Mark Mortimer Dies at 59
5 Oct
Summary
- Mark Mortimer, known for 'Another World,' passed away at 59.
- He was an Army veteran, actor, entrepreneur, and devoted husband and father.
- Mortimer co-founded a foundation to help cancer patients afford therapies.
Army veteran and actor Mark Mortimer, widely recognized for his portrayal of Nick Hudson on the soap opera 'Another World,' has passed away at the age of 59. His death occurred on September 23, concluding a "fearless journey with cancer" surrounded by his loved ones.
Born in St. Charles, Illinois, on April 15, 1967, Mortimer's multifaceted life included careers as a model, actor, entrepreneur, and builder. He cherished his roles as a husband and father above all else, intentionally structuring his life to be present for his daughter, Hunter.
Mortimer made his acting debut on 'Another World' in 1996, remaining with the show until its conclusion in June 1999. He later appeared in 'Spin City' and the film 'The Nowhere Man.' Alongside his wife, Christie, he co-founded Inside Out Construction.
In 2024, after his cancer diagnosis, Mortimer and Christie established the Integrative Access Foundation. This organization aims to assist cancer patients in obtaining affordable integrative therapies. Mortimer is survived by his wife, daughter, parents, and siblings.
