Marvin W Droster

I am so sorry to hear of Marv’s passing. Mom and Dad so appreciated Zel and Marv’s friendship. Remember the good times!

Hi Zel, I am Byron's sister Barb. I am so sorry to hear that Marv passed away. I know Byron thought the world of you two. My sincere sympathy to you Zel, and your family during this difficult time. Blessings, prayers, and hugs are sent your way.

Mike and I send our deepest sympathy to your family. I remember Marv sitting in your car while Amelia took care of your sewing needs. You were blessed indeed to have him as your partner all these years. Be strong...he is not too far away. Love to you all Karen and Mike Brynd.

The family of John and Sylvia Bailey extend their deepest sympathies on the passing of Marv. Our father John and Marv worked together for many years at Schappe’s I know Dad respected Marv’s knowledge and enjoyed his friendship at work. They also shared being ushers together for many at Bethel Lutheran church. I am sure there were a few stories there! Our sympathies. The Bailey family. John, Jerry, Judy and Karen

To Zelda and Family, I was saddened to read of Marv's passing. It has been a long time since I have last seen Marv. I believe the last time was after a hockey game at the Coliseum Bar. I was always greeted by Marv with interest in what was going on in my life. I know my mother, Sally, would be sharing sympathies as well. She always commented about how "Marvy" and she loved to dance. She held a special place in her heart for him. I was very touched that Zelda and Ruth Esser came to my sister Ann's funeral service. It brought back the childhood memories I have of this group of friends. So, I hope my brief comments let you know that his memory remains in our family. Love and sympathy, John Soehnlein