Marvin TAMEANKO

Dear Marv I thought I would Google your name to check up on you . It´s been many years since my Ryerson days back in the 70´s. We met you again when you were teaching Auto CAD. Something I never engulfed. Rest In Peace.

Its been a number of years since I graduated but Marvin is one person I will Always remember . he was my inspiration for what I am today. one of my friends has a good saying for you.
A mediocre teacher tells. A good teacher explains .A superior teacher demonstrates .The great teacher inspires and Marvin Tameanko inspired us all.thank you Marvin .
my condolences to family .

Marvin (Myer) was a wonderful,special person, who was there for me during his brother Lou's illness and after Lou's passing. My condolences go out to Bette his wife and his family. Maria McMenemy

My mother and his father were sister and brother . our families grew far apart. I knew all of his siblings .His father Shia & his mother Sarah.I am disabled and cannot attend the shiva.

Marvin interviewed me for acceptance into Ryerson's architecture school and was one of my professors. He cared about students, and I remember his optimism and enthusiasm. My condolences to his family.