Well it has been many years since I spoke with Marvin and only recently that we shared a few emails. Marvin was one of my Air Force buddies when we were in training in Denver, in the early 60s. Marvin, Leonard Crismore and I spent most of our spare time together and I only remember fun times. Marvin as most of the family knows, was great at math. The Missile school we were in required trigonometry that I had never taken in high school but Marvin said, " Ah, that's no big problem, I'll teach you" and he did. When we sat around the barracks talking about home I would talk about driving my 59 Impala around town with my girl friend and Marvi would talk about driving his tractor out to a recently plowed field and watching the sunset. That's the Marvin I remember. Rest in Peace Airman Kleven

Posted by Allen Fossenkemper on June 27, 2022

I'm from Idaho and met Marvin while going through training in tha air national guard. I have traveled to visit him several times over the 50+ years I have known him he and his family made me feel welcome. I feel honored to call him friend. His memory will be a great comfort to me and will miss him.

Posted by Leonard Crismor on June 26, 2022

Marv will surely be missed, I have a lot of fond memories that I will treasure, my prayers go out to all the family.

Posted by George Mason on June 24, 2022

My sincere condolences to Beth, Jim, Andy, and Erika and family. Marv was a wonder man enjoyed my time with him on the school board as well as his other hats- may the good memories help during this time Dan Peterson

Posted by Daniel Peterson on June 24, 2022