Hey Marv. I stopped by the day all your friends were having a fund raiser to help with all your expenses to say hello but you were to sick to come. The Craten guys and I visited about a lot of old times in Salem when you and your Dad had the station and the Craten boys would come and stay for the summer. We also talked about your FORDS and how you rigged them up so you could drive crazy like the rest of us. We also talked about the trips to Madison to one of those litte taverns and also to Miltown. I got to say hello to your kids who I hadn't seen for some time and their families. It is amazing how time flies. Two days later you went to heaven. I'll miss you at the reunion. Jack
There is no one who doesn't remember Marvin. He was so full of bouncing energy and mischievous ways. I remember our mini skirts were a constant temptation to him. He did not let his size handicap him in any way. I admire him for that. I talked with him the summer after Debby Omanson Stevens died. He called me and we talked for a long time. I had not seen him since the day we graduated. We talked about Debby's death. He was shaken by it. He filled me in on his life. I am so thankful for that phone call. Rest in Peace.
Jack Kolbeck
Hey Marv.I stopped by the day all your friends were having a fund raiser to help with all your expenses to say hello but you were to sick to come. The Craten guys and I visited about a lot of old times in Salem when you and your Dad had the station and the Craten boys would come and stay for the summer. We also talked about your FORDS and how you rigged them up so you could drive crazy like the rest of us. We also talked about the trips to Madison to one of those litte taverns and also to Miltown. I got to say hello to your kids who I hadn't seen for some time and their families. It is amazing how time flies. Two days later you went to heaven. I'll miss you at the reunion. Jack
Sandy Nelson (Krantz)
There is no one who doesn't remember Marvin. He was so full of bouncing energy and mischievous ways. I remember our mini skirts were a constant temptation to him. He did not let his size handicap him in any way. I admire him for that. I talked with him the summer after Debby Omanson Stevens died. He called me and we talked for a long time. I had not seen him since the day we graduated. We talked about Debby's death. He was shaken by it. He filled me in on his life. I am so thankful for that phone call. Rest in Peace.