Birth date: Jun 21, 1934 Death date: Nov 21, 2020
Marvin L. “Marv” Lundquist, 86, of Clinton, passed away, Saturday, November 21, 2020 at the Clarissa Cook Hospice House – Bettendorf, Iowa. There will be no “public” visitation due to COVID-19. A private funeral and graveside ser Read Obituary
Uncle Marv, as we called him, came to visit his brother, my grandpa Loyd, in Tustin, CA back in the mid 1990's. I remember him being very funny and energetic, and would always shout "Jeroni-less!!" (as opposed to Jeronimo) as he cannon-balled into the pool.
What a great photo of your dad. The obit described him to a T. Marv was a good friend of my dad's (Bob Determan) They were electricians together at DuPont and referees together for many years.
I had him give his presentation about his coin collections to a couple of the groups that I am a part of. He was such a nice guy.
He is now with your mom again. Every Christmas I remember your mom because she always sent a very creative card. ( snowman poop and reindeer food) She was very talented.
May you somehow be comforted by the memories you have shared with your parents. He will be greatly missed by those who knew him.
Your have my sincere sympathy and will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Char Phillips
I am so sorry for the loss of Marv. I grew up in your neighborhood. I lived in the six hundred block of 12th Ave. So. When you lived on the corner of 12th and 7th St. After many years I was so happy to get reacquainted with Bev and Marv through the Citizens Police Academy. They loved that organization and we had many good times. You are in my thoughts and prayers during this sad and difficult time. Julie MacKenzie Mulholland
I worked with Marv at DuPont as did my step-father, Harris "Cowboy" Rogness. Marv did have a great sense of humor. He always took the time to stop and say hello. He will be greatly missed. To his family, know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Jon, Purl, Troy, Logan, and Carley Weber
Hazelwood, MO
I worked with Marv at E.I. Dupont and so did my step-father, Harris "Cowboy" Rogness. He did have a very great sense of humor. He always took the time to stop and say hello. He will be greatly missed. To his family, know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Jon, Purl, Troy, Logan, and Carley Weber
Hazelwood, MO
Marv & Bev were the best neighbors, always loved his Christmas display. He missed Bev so much! Take comfort now they are together again! I’m sure they will be crafting! Al & Mary Jo
