Timothy Marzolf

At age17 years in August 1975, I was hired by Safeway in Monroe to box groceries and work the backroom. Then I was assigned to clean the butcher shop (meat room). My instructor was Tim (21at the time). He also became my friend and someone to look up to (not in stature alone). A year and a half later I moved on, partly because of his advice. He was very influential and left a mark on me. The memorial at the farm showed the affect and love he had on everyone and vice versa. May he rest in...

When we moved to the Dubuque Road Tim was riding around on a Sting Ray bike. It wasn't long before it was motorcycles and cars. His first car was yellow. I think it was a Nova. I can picture it in my mind. I often got rides to school with him as he stopped, seeing me waiting for the school bus. Music engulfed the air from his 8-track player. Tim was fun-loving and a big kidder. I hold dear memories of him and his family and he is thought of on this day with love. Rest in peace old...

So sorry to hear of the passing of this childhood friend and neighbor . Soar on wings like eagles old friend. My thoughts and prayers are with Peggy and the rest of the families. Debbie BERST-Cottonware

So sorry to hear of Tim´s passing. I knew you because of my friendship with Bart. But you were a special man to him. A great loss.

Condolences to Peggy and family as well as all of the Marzolf and Krause families. His absence will be felt by all of those he touched.

Dear Peggy and Family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I wish you strength and support during this difficult time. And, remember, the show must go on.

So sorry to hear. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Still like the bear in the two rooms.

So sorry to hear of Tim's passing. Our sincere condolences to Peggy & family. May you have peace throughout this time...

So shocked to here about Tim's passing. My condolences to his family and friends. Tim was a big man with a big heart. I will always remember the times we spent together with Peggy and family. He will be missed dearly.