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Marvin Eugene Mueller

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Marvin Mueller Obituary

Mueller, Marvin Eugene 75, passed away peacefully amongst his family on January 7, 2017. Marvin graduated East High School in 1959 and retired from TWA after 37 years. He enjoyed playing in tournament pool leagues, was a member of the YMCA, participated in the Toys for Tots motorcycle runs, a lifelong Yankees fan, former member of Prairie Wind Bluegrass Band and a lover of music. He was preceded by his parents, Frank and Lucille Mueller, and brother, Don Mueller. Marvin is survived by his daughters, Michelle (Ken) Beiker and Katrina (Carmine) Mueller Heitz; brother, Robert (Karen) Mueller; grandchildren, Bradley Moore, Jennifer (Jeremy) Manning, Brianna Heitz, Brittany Heitz and Bianca Heitz; great-grandchildren, Elijah, Annabelle and Aydan; and former spouse, Glenna Hartman. A visitation will be held from 5-7 p.m. Friday, January 13, with funeral service at 1 p.m. on Saturday, January 14, both at Resthaven Mortuary. Memorials may be made to the American Lung Association.

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Published by Wichita Eagle from Jan. 11 to Jan. 13, 2017.

Memories and Condolences
for Marvin Mueller

14 Entries

Anita Shikany

January 18, 2017

Marvin was married to my cousin, Glenna. We did not live in the same state as I was growing up but on family occasions when I was around Marvin he was always happy and enjoying life. And he was so handsome! As a ten-year-old I had a little crush on my cousin's husband! I wasn't around Marvin in our later years but I know his two daughters Michelle and Katrina loved him dearly. And he loved them. He was an "awesome Daddy"! My heart goes out to the many friends and family that will miss him deeply. Rest in peace Marvin.

Paul Weigand

January 14, 2017

Condolences to family and friends from your friends at Shooters.

Jason Lowe

January 12, 2017

I am so sad to hear of Marvin's passing, he was always bringing a smile to the membership staff of the South YMCA when he would come in. He was always in a great mood even on the coldest days, and was a great person that we had the privilege of interacting with. I for one will miss seeing him come in and the interaction we had with Marvin. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family. Marvin will definitely be missed at the South YMCA by all.

Hillary Alexander

January 12, 2017

I loved seeing Marvin at the South YMCA! Marvin always made me laugh and I enjoyed his jokes! We will all miss seeing you at the Y. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. Please reach out to the staff at the Y if we can help with anything.

Norman Johnson

January 11, 2017

Marvin, Rest In Peace. You will be missed my friend. Will see you again on the other side.

George Armbrust

January 11, 2017

I have known Marvin for a good many years. I was a member on one of his pool league teams in the early 1990's. I still remember him this pool league session playing against his team. I am sorry to see him leave us. Good luck playing up there in heaven Marvin. We all miss you here on Earth.

David Greeley

January 11, 2017

Thanks for all you did as it relates to bluegrass music. Spent alot of my youth at bluegrass festivals listening to Prairie Wind. God bless!

Jara Wilhelm

January 11, 2017

Marvin was a great man with a kind heart. Always so funny and loved to joke around. He will be deeply missed.

Jon Ehrsam

January 10, 2017

Marvin had many good qualities and interests. He was always ready to add enjoyment to lives of his friends. Being a valuable member of the East High Class of 1959 and the Reunion Committee for that class, Marvin added his expertise to make life and events better for us all. My prayers go out to his family. He will be missed.

Cal Schumacher

January 9, 2017

I know he's playing pool with the best in heaven including his long time friend Que Smith. He was one of my best and dearest friends ever along with Que. I miss them both dearly. My deepest regards to his family members and all of the people he knew and loved and cared about. There will never be another like him. Don't race your motorcycle in heaven God might not turn the other eye to that. Glad because you now longer have COPD. Love you brother.

Debi Cooke

January 9, 2017

I remember him as being kind and calm, especially when my car would die on the worst weather day of the year and I called for help! Seriously he was generous and such a talented musician. He had smile that made you smile too. He was always playing music and entertaining , so I know the band goes on in heaven. Debi Cooke (Shallotte,NC)

Lenora Boardman

January 9, 2017

I can see him playing music in heaven and shooting a game of pool. Marvin was active in the East High Class of '59 Reunion Committee. We shared many memories of growing up in the Gove and Ninth Street area, walking back and forth to school. Prayers to all his family and friends

Lenora Boardman

January 9, 2017

I can see him playing music in heaven and shooting a game of pool. He was active with me on the East High Class of '59 Reunion Committee, and I lived in his neighborhood during school in the Hillside and Ninth street area. Prayers to all his loved ones, he will be missed

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