Marvin L. Mann

Dear Tara: it is with sadness I recently learned of the death of your father. It was my final honor to be his senior executive assistant in the launch of his unprecedented success in the launch of Lexmark International Inc., based in Greenwich, Connecticut, as President. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Mann had high standards both professionally and personally. I met your mom and talked to her regularly. She was a pleasure to know. I was his assistant for an astonishing...

Mr.Mann was more than my client he became like family also so his family and Albert made me feel loved and always welcome. we always would take daily walks watch them play golf and tennis go to the lake look at the water. eating breakfast lunch and dinner together and watching tv are all memories i will always remember of my friend. I miss more and more daily he was truly a angel. love you continue to rest easy my friend

I don't like it seems like it has been a year that you've been gone year the memories of me taking care of you for one year and becoming more than a patient you became my best friend. it hurts more and more daily than I cant visit and talk to you continue to rest easy my best friend.

I had a lot of respect for Mr.Mann. I had the pleasure to meet him and work for him under him at I.B.M. and was his first payroll manager at Lexmark in Lexington, Kentucky. I loved working in his organisation. He was open to all his people and would respect your ideas. He was a great man. I was lucky to have known him!

Marvin was the epitome of class and was, along with his wife Frances, an incredibly loyal friend and associate while in Greenwich. God Bless.

Dear Jeff and Tara, I only recently learned of your father´s passing. I am so very sorry. I always had tremendous respect and fondness for him. I knew he was successful and appreciated that he was never boastful. He came across as a kind, caring and confident man who loved his family, friends and passions. Knowing him as I did was a gift, as was your entire family. I hope you and your family´s are well. I am happily remarried and living near my folks in Palm Springs, CA, to be near them as...

It was my pleasure to have known Marvin Mann. I had the privilege to serve with him on the Finance Committee at Deermeadows Baptist Church. Marvin was a strong Christian who was an astute business man and Church leader. He will be greatly missed.

We are so sorry to hear the news today about the passing of our friend Marvin. Mort worked with IBM World Trade Headquarters with the Personal Computer Division, and while overseas, Marvin held his card. They knew the same circle of IBMers. Mort and Dorothy retired to Searsport, Maine and by accident, found out Marvin summered a few miles down the road from them on the ocean. The Allings invited Marvin and Joy to come to their service at the First Congregational Church in Searsport. They ...

HEARTBROKEN OVER THE LOSS OF MY DEAR FRIEND WORDS CAN'T EXPRESS THE LOVE AND THE WARMTH OF THIS MAN'S HEART.HIS MEMORIES WILL ALWAYS REMAIN STRONG IN MY HEART