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Marvin Josiah McGregor

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Marvin McGregor Obituary

Published by The Province on Dec. 21, 2006.

McGregor _ Marvin Josiah. Born December 25, 1940 in New Westminster and raised in Maple Ridge, predeceased his parents Joe and Florence McGregor. Marvin was employed as a manager in CN Telecommunications, resided in: Lytton, Prince George, Maple Ridge, Edmonton, Watson Lake, Whitehorse, Ottawa, and after retiring to Qualicum Beach in 1994. Marv was an active associate member of the Bowser Legion, a talented builder, electronic technician, and often sought out for his problem solving skills. Passed away December 13, 2006 after an 18 month battle with cancer. Marv was admitted to Nanaimo General on December 9, 2006 and slipped away in his sleep December 13, 2006. Sadly missed by his children: Nicki and Brad, grandchildren: Kristopher and Breanna, brother Leonard and Norma McGregor, as well as Judy and many other friends and family. Memorial service at the Bowser Legion Branch # 211 December 28, 2006 11:30 am. Lunch to follow.

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January 3, 2007

John & Kay Knox posted to the memorial.

December 24, 2006

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December 23, 2006

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John & Kay Knox

January 3, 2007

Marvin and John went to Junior High and High School together at Maple Ridge. He was the best man at our wedding and we've maintained a friendship over the years in spite of the fact that both families moved around. We'll miss him a great deal.

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Joan Jackson

December 24, 2006

Marvin, you were a very special person, and you will be missed. I remember how proud you were of the work you had accomplished on your farm, when you were showing George and I around.
Your cousins-in-law,
Joan and George Jackson

Marilyn Ford

December 23, 2006

I remember Marvin fondly as someone always willing to share a joke. We had a running gag when he used to call and ask for the "woman of the house" because he knew it drove me crazy. At every family dinner he and I would "fight" each other for all the olives! He was a character and one that will live in my memory always as part of a family group that had the best fun and the best laughs, the best Rumoli games, and the best crib games. Rest easy Marv...

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