Everett Dunbar "Tim" MARVIN III

Everett "Tim" Dunbar Marvin III passed away peacefully two months ago, leaving behind a legacy of service, leadership, and enduring love. Born at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C., Tim lived a life defined by commitment - to his nation, his work, and most of all, his family.

Tim proudly served in the United States Army as a Judge Advocate General (JAG) officer, where he upheld the values of justice, duty, and honor. His leadership abilities were evident early in life when he was elected Student Body President at the College of William & Mary, an achievement that foreshadowed a lifetime of success and integrity.

Following his military service, Tim built a highly successful management consulting firm, where he became a trusted advisor, respected for his insight, professionalism, and unwavering ethics. His work influenced organizations and individuals around the world.

Tim was preceded in death by his parents, Phillis Honan Marvin and Everett Dunbar Marvin Jr. He is survived by his beloved wife, Linda M. Long, who was his devoted partner in every chapter of life.

He is also survived by his stepchildren, Jennifer Lewis Mendoza of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Lee Edward Lewis II of Spokane, Washington, whom he loved as his own. Tim was a proud and caring grandfather to Adriana Lewis Sierra of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Noah Gadd Lewis and Xavier James Lewis of Spokane, Washington, who brought him immeasurable joy.

Tim is further survived by his loving siblings:

• Ellen Marvin Colon and her husband, Raphael of Tucson, Arizona

• Dr. John Marvin and his wife, Kathy of Santa Barbara, California

• Whitney Marvin and his wife, Destiny of Denver, Colorado

• Angela Marvin Pettit and her husband, Robert of Edmond, Oklahoma

Tim will be remembered for his sharp intellect, his compassion, and his steadfast dedication to his family and country. Tim led with grace, strength, and integrity. His presence was a steadying force, and his wisdom and humor were a gift to all who had the privilege of knowing him.

His contributions to his family and his nation will never be forgotten. He will be forever loved and deeply missed.