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Mark O’Toole (SPC 1970-75)

February 26, 2025
Obituaries, Old Collegians

We have been notified of the passing of Mark O’Toole (SPC 1970-75) on 14 January 2023.

Mark was a day student and completed Form 1 through to Form 6.

He enjoyed playing many sports, including football, cricket, athletics and was a member of the Seconds Tennis and the music choir.

Mark, pictured in his Form 5 class photograph, as published in the 1974 College Annual.

Mark, pictured in his Form 1 class photograph, in 1970.

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