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Edwin Brent Marchetti 1940 ~ 2009 Edwin Brent Marchetti, known as Brent to friends and family, passed away on January 23, 2009 in his home in North Tustin, CA.Born in Standardville, Utah on April 26, 1940, Brent grew up in Helper, Utah and attended the University of Utah (GO UTES!), where he played baseball and golf for the University, and earned his Bachelors and Masters degrees ('63, '65). A passionate sports fan, Brent enjoyed attending sporting events with his sons, Marc and Mike. He was an avid golfer, as well as a die-hard fan of the Angels, Chargers, and especially, his favorite team, the University of Utah Utes. Brent cherished his family. He took great pride in his sons and adored his grandchildren. His generosity, compassion, and loyalty will be dearly missed by his family and friends. Though his death was unexpected, we take comfort knowing that our Dad is at God's side in Heaven with the true love of his life, our mother and his wife of 37 years, Diane S. Marchetti. Brent is survived by his two sons, Marc and Mike; two daughters-in-law, Rachel and Kajsa; five grandchildren, Roman, Ava, Mia, Gino, and Elena; and his sister Brenda Moeller of Las Vegas. Funeral Services will be held on Friday, January 30th, at 2 p.m. at Holy Family Cathedral, 566 South Glassell St., Orange, CA 92866. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Diane S. Marchetti Memorial Foundation, which supports the Make-a-Wish Foundation, 12801 Del Rey Dr., Santa Ana, CA 92705. For condolences please visit funeralinfo.com Brown Colonial Mortuary, 714-542-3949 assisting the family.

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Published by Deseret News on Jan. 28, 2009.

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Allan Weaver

January 30, 2009

Dear Marc & Mike,
I was truly saddened to learn of your Father's passing. I have always had such respect and appreciation for our friendship. I approached him 20 years ago, as a young business salesman, looking for a break to earn his Musco business. He gave me that break, and we had many successful projects together, of which I've always been proud.

I have never forgotten his help, and will always be greatful for his friendship. Brent was always the consumate business man, and taught many people the road to success through hard work and high standards.

I am proud to call him my friend and I will truly miss him.

I know all of you will miss him too, but wholeheartedly agree that he is happy now being reunited with his love, Diane.

May you find comfort in knowing they are together again, looking down on you and your families with great pride and love.

With sympathy,
Allan

Jon and Michelle Kilcrease

January 30, 2009

Dear Mike and Kajsa,
We were very affected by the sudden loss of your father. We fondly remember Brent's good company at tailgates and at the beach. He was a genuinely kind person whose affection for his friends and family will endure deep in their hearts. May blessings of peace and comfort be yours.
Your Friends,
Jon and Michelle Kilcrease

Lisa Dallendorfer

January 29, 2009

Mike & Marc,
I was your dad's neighbor on Tequestra and truly enjoyed chatting with him in the driveway and seeing him walk his dogs. He was a great neighbor and a lovely man. I was lucky to know him. I send you my prayers and deep sympathy for your loss. He will be missed on Tequestra.

Sam Randall

January 29, 2009

To Marc, Mike and Families
Was very sad to learn of Brent's passing. When your family moved to Tustin and Brent took the position of Director of Parks and Recreation, I was the Assistant Director. We had a great time working together and I still remember those years fondly because Brent was was not only a true professional, but also such a great guy to work for. Although we lost track of each other for a few years, in recent times we would still see each other at Louie's barber shop or the market where we both shop. My sincere condolences to all of you.

Adam Chambers and Family

January 29, 2009

Mike and Marc,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of a great man, your Father. Growing up, he was like a Father to all of us. My heart and thoughts go out to you and your families.
Sincerely,

Rain Reglin

January 29, 2009

Marc & Rachel,
Sean and I were very sad to hear of your loss. Loss is never easy but remember to celebrate a life well lived! You will cherish the memories forever. You're in our prayers and we are there in spirit.
Love,
Sean & Rain

Ron Pies

January 29, 2009

Marc and Mike, I am deeply saddened to learn of your loss. Brent and I went back many years to his time in Yuma. We connected many times at NRPA Congress show. He was a great friend and I will miss him. Take care, Ron Pies

Jack and Judy Reese

January 28, 2009

Dear Marc and Mike and Families,
We are so sorry to hear of you fathers passing. We went to high school with your Dad and just saw him at the 50th class reunion. He was always so fun to be around. Carbon County was a great place to grow up. Friendships stay forever. God Bless all of you during this sad time.

Dan Walker

January 28, 2009

Mike and Marc,
Although I did not know your Father very well, I always knew the great amount of respect the two of you had for him. He was obviously a great man as witnessed by the amount of character his sons show as fathers, husbands and friends. That same character is already reflected in his beautiful grandchildren that Melissa and witness daily. Our prayers are with you and your families during this difficult time.

Dan & Melissa Walker

Jodi Mascaro

January 28, 2009

When I read the last name to this obiturary , I knew that it would have meaning to the great little town of Helper , Utah..I grew up on D St. and remember the Marchetti family on the top of the street..Mr and Mrs Marchetti had an emaculate yard...I was a Jones and the neighborhood was close..Olsens, Diamantis , Perotti's,Jones' , Bergera's, Wright's, Kraync Wetmore, Bianco's ,Paletta ,Miner's and it goes on. Those were the days Hope your dad shared stories of Helper with you all..It is still a great place to be. Sorry for your loss. Jodi Jones Mascaro

Stephanie Delyea

January 27, 2009

Mike and Kajsa,
We wish you both much strength in the upcoming days, deep healing over the next months, and peace with your thoughts of Brent.
Stephanie and Erik

TED AND ROSE ANN MULLEN

January 27, 2009

SO SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS.
BLESSINGS ON YOU AS YOU GRIEVE THE LOSS OF YOUR DAD. WE HAVE GREAT MEMORIES OF YOUR DAD AND WE UNDERSTAND YOUR LOSS.
IN PSALM 34:18 WE READ HOW CLOSE GOD IS TO THE BROKENHEARTED. HOPEFULLY YOU CAN SENSE GOD'S PRESENCE AND REALIZE HIS BIG ARMS WRAPPED AROUND YOU CARING FOR YOU AS YOU GO THROUGH THE GRIEVING PROCESS.
WE LOVE YOU, COACH AND MRS. MOON.

Ron & Angie Clevenger

January 27, 2009

Marc and Mike:

We were very saddened to learn of your father's passing. We have very fond memories of both your parents, and of the both of you.

You're in our thoughts.

Kris Uno

January 27, 2009

I am so sorry for your loss.My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family now and always.

Maureen George

January 27, 2009

Marc and Mike- I am so sorry to hear about Brent. Even though I haven't seen him in many years, there's so much I remember about him. Mostly, his laugh! His laugh always made me laugh!! Also, I remember what a good dad he was to the two of you. I hope you and your families will find some comfort in this difficult time. I wish you the best. Sincerely, Maureen

Mrs. Richard Kamphefner

January 27, 2009

Sincere sympathy to his family.

Heather Brown

January 27, 2009

I know that there are no words to say that will take away the pain your family is experiencing, but please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Mike.

Richard Mayer

January 27, 2009

Brent was a real wonderful, standup guy. Always ready to help and someone who will truly be missed. He is in a better place. He was a real "bringer" of light in many ways (no pun intended). My condolences to the family. Sincerely, Richard Mayer

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