Marshall Sydney Kriesel

Val, I was saddened to read of your Marshall's death. No matter the age, it is so hard to lose a husband. Know that you are in my thoughts these days. With love, Margie Mullin

Marshall, I kind of lost track of you over the years, but it looks as if you have had an interesting, rewarding and fulfilling life. I remember the experiments that you and I preformed in your parent's basement using your “killer” Gilbert Chemistry Set. Thanks for sharing!
So, I'll greet you one last time with the phrase we used to share – “More Logwood!”

OHS '58 Classmate and sometimes Physics Lab partner

Marshall was an important, encouraging person in my life. His boyishly curious spirit will be missed. My condolences to his family.

My deepest compassion to Val and family in this sad loss.
Marshall sounds like a truly wonderful gentleman. It was
so good to see you at the Town and Country Club in December.
Jackie Neilson-docent

Marshall was such a special person, Patty and I have very fond memories of him at Town and Country Club, God Bless, love, Mary Kay

Dear Val,
I am so sorry to hear of Marshall's passing.
My prayers are with you at this sad time.
Much love, Mary Lewis

Dear Valerie,
We haven't seen each other since the Art Institute. I was so sorry to hear about your husband. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Blessings,
Betty Wright

Sorry I can't make it to the funeral. We are in San Antonio until March. He was a special cousin. I have good memories of our earlier times together. Our sympathy. Love, Janie and Dan

We enjoyed knowing the Kriesel Family, we loved Marshall, his great ability to bring people together, and his profound love of red wine
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