Marvin Pickering

I love my Uncle Marvin and he will be missed very much. I'm not with you all in body but my heart is with you all in this time of sorrow. May god wrap his loveing arm's around you all and bring the comfort and the strength that you need. With all my love.

I hate that your gone Uncle Marvin. I wish I could have got to see you more than what we did. You will live on in our hearts and never be forgotten! You were an amazing man and will always be an amazing man! I love you so much!! See you on the other side! Hugs and kisses
Love your great neice

Uncle Marvin left such an impression on me and my family, we love him and were going to miss him very much.

Marvin is my brother-n-law he pulled all kinds of jokes on me and he liked to scare me alot and he got a big laugh out of it too. I remember once he put a sheet over his head and scared me bad, he laughed so hard he was crying.he's been a really good friend to me for 46 years. And I'm going to miss him.

My Brother Marvin and I was raised on a farm in Arkansas, then came to Californiain 1950 we went to school together and we had a good time.He was my best friend and my little brother. I am going to miss him something aweful but most of all I cant call him anymore. But I'll always think of him and will always have his memories.

My father was my hero. I will miss my dad, but we cannot have any tears we must get back on that saddle and continue to live our lives in a way that would make him proud.

It broke my heart 2 lose u, But u didnt go alone, part of me went w/u, 2night God took u home. A million times I will miss u, A million times I will cry, If luv could have saved u, U never would have died. 2 the grave I will travel, The flowers placed w/care, saying goodbye, As I turn 2 leave u there. If tears could build a stairway, & heartaches could make a lane, We would walk a path 2 heaven, & bring u back again.
i love and will miss grandpa,

Marvin is now a guardian angel to all he loved. We will remember and miss him very much.

My Dad didn't want any tears, but to celebrate his life of 69 years. He was an amazing man who taught me so much. Like, to hold true to your word and ease off the clutch. If I ever did wrong, he'd put me in my place and then would give me a very loving embrace. He was full of wisdom and loved to share it, even if you didn't want it, you learned to grin and bare it. So, now today, I dress in black, oh how I'd love to have him back. Yes, I know he's in a better place. He now gets to meet John...