Gilbert-Markle-Obituary

Gilbert Markle

Spencer, Massachusetts

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Dr. Gilbert Scott MarkleSPENCER - Gil Markle passed away on March 20th at his home in Spencer after a brief illness. He was 74.Gil enjoyed a distinguished and unusually multi-faceted career in academia, in educational travel and in the recording industry. He was a Fulbright scholar, a tenured...

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It has been over 50 years since Gil saved my students and me from what could have been a disastrous event by sending us on a trip to Europe that had been cancelled by a pair of charlatans. He and I met, became fast friends, and colleagues. He reinforced for me faith in and the value of a promise kept . May he rest in peaceful bliss.

Mr Gill Markle will always remain a beacon in my heart. Rest In Peace and rock on in heaven

Sadly missed!

I knew Gil first as his student and then as a staff member at ALSG. He was truly one of the smartest and most unique person I will ever have the honor to meet. I was thinking about old friends today so looked him up online. Its hard to imagine he isnt walking on the beach anymore.

Gone but never forgotten! One of a kind guy who I only knew for a short time.Lived an awesome life that most can only dream of.

One of the great ones. Met in Paris, stayed in touch for years.
Dr. Rebecca Mehl Pauly

Very sad to hear about the passing of Gil. I used to visit The Rex Turtle Beach Hotel for many years and had the pleasure of meeting Gil most visits, back in 2007 i visited with a friend who was looking to produce a song and Gil very kindly gave advice and invited us to his house for lunch at the end of the beach. It was a lovely day! I will always remember Gils daily ritual at around about 4 ish he would walk to the bar at Rex in his swimming trunks and sit and chat with locals! He was...

I was just reading his Rolling Stones writings on the website, enjoying the immensely as a huge Stones fan. Wondered what had ever happened to Gil, and found the obituary. So sad. Never knew him but loved his writing. Thank you for hosting the Stones back in those crazy summer of '81 days.

Just learned of Gil's death on Facebook.So sorry to hear as I was in touch on Studio owner's site briefly with Gil as I used to go to Longview with the Chapin's band in the early 70's as my-ex Rich Look was in Mt Airy. Gil was as full of life as ever it seemed so I am shocked to hear this.a very special human being in the music business. My sincerest condolences.