John R Marshall

All of us at the Haverford School will remember John who bravely attended our 60th reunion in May, earlier this year.

Sandy jordan - John and i were closest friends from day 1 of university. Every one should have a friend that regardless of the need will do anything for you. I tested that belief on more than one occasion. We could go a long time with out talking or seeing each other but nothing ever changed. Always there always my close friends

I was very sad to hear of John's passing.
I had the pleasure of knowing John for over 20 years, as we worked together. He was a dedicated man to many different things his work, bird watching, genealogy to name a few. I would listen to his stories about his days in Vietnam and the Doughboys! I marveled at the fact he survived his injuries from that war.
Working closely with John on projects together was a pleasure as he taught me a lot of what I know today.
I also enjoyed looking at all his pictures of the birds he photographed and his desire to go places when he wanted to get glimpses of birds he hadn't yet seen.
He loved his family, his get togethers with his army buddies and life itself!
John will be truly missed he was a wonderful man!!

I knew John through work. He was talented, intelligent, extraordinarily kind and dedicated to a fault. It was truly an honor to have worked with him. Even after retirement his name would often come up during our weekly meetings... wishing he was still there to help us solve whatever problem had cropped up that day. He was and will be missed dearly. May his memory be a blessing to all those who knew him.

I am sad to learn of John's death. He was master when I first joined Ardrossan and kindly answered all my questions. I learned to identify hawks on the wing from John. Know that I will keep the family in my prayers.

I am so sorry to know of John's passing. Prayers of strength, comfort and peace for Lynn, Eliza, Alec and family.