Marvin Felton

I go way back to marvins wife days...Monnie was my neighbor in RC...a beautiful woman....didn’t know marv so well but know he had to b a gentle gentleman RIP marv and I know your hugging that gorgeous wife of yours....I belong to the Shirley and Buddy days...although I was young, remember those good days...

I go way back as a little girl in Richland Center where Minnie was my dance teacher and she tried to teach an awkward little girl hoe to tap dance. Years later when I was had moved to Madison with my family, the Feltons bought our house on Myrtle Street and I spent the summer babysitting for the first three Felton children when they were very small and I spent every day with them when their Mom went back to work. We spent our days in the park, we rode the city bus to the end of the line where there was a McDonald’s at the end and eating icecream cones we got back on the bus for our ride back home. The Feltons were a wonderful family and even after all of these years I remember so much of the. Bless your hearts Felton family, you have a wonderful block of memories to keep in your hearts.

Marv and Monnie were the very best neighbors you could have. They were my neighbors on Havey Rd. for many years and my Amber and their daughter Amy were the best of friends and still are. Now Marvin is with his soulmate, Monnie and rejoicing in Heaven with her. My sincere sympathy to his family at this time and may God bless and comfort you all. Jane Polnaszek-Gray

Prayers and condolences to the family from the Anderson's in Kenosha, WI. Marvin will be missed by many!

A TRUE gentlemen .I am saddened to see his passing, I enjoyed working with Marv at OM . He was always a fair and honest man representing his fellow union members. The work place and the world were a better place because of Marv.