Kenneth Lorenzo Marshall

Kenneth Lorenzo Marshall received his ultimate healing and departed his earthly home on Sunday, February 2, 2026. Kenneth, fondly known as "Kenny" was the first-born son of Johnnie William Marshall and Fairy Brown Marshall. Kenny was born on September 22, 1960, in Fort Pierce, Florida. His father was in the USAF and the family was required to relocate frequently. Kenny received his education in the United States and abroad. His elementary education began in Fort Worth, Texas, other places of his education included Miami, Florida, the Island of Guam, Omaha, Nebraska and Whitby Yorkshire in England. His high school education began at Eglin AFB, Florida. In the middle of his senior year, the USAF moved the family from Florida to New Jersey. Kenny graduated from Northern Burlington Regional High, Burlington County, New Jersey. At Northern Burlington Regional High School, Kenny had a split curriculum, where he had regular classes in the mornings and studied plumbing at the Burlington County Vocational Technology campus {Vo-Tech) in the afternoon. It was at the Vo-Tech campus, he discovered his passion for plumbing. He was so very good at his trade because he really loved it. Kenny was so dedicated to his craft that he earned his Master Plumber's license very early in his career. If there was any doubt how much he loved plumbing, ask him a plumbing question and you had better be ready for a dissertation at least thirty minutes or more. He had a passion for explaining plumbing in long drawn out details. Rest in Peace, Kenny, you will be truly missed.

Kenny leaves to mourn his passing, his son, Brentt D. Marshall, his father, Johnnie William Marshall (Kaytrine), and mother, Fairy Marshall-Dease (Bobby). Two brothers, William F.Marshall (Normain) and James G. Marshall (Tisa). A host of loving dedicated aunts and uncles, nieces, (especially Ryan M. Marshall, his favorite niece, we often teased Kenny that he and Ryan got along so well because they were the same age, 10 years old), nephews, cousins, friends and co-workers.

Ecclesiastes 3:1 tells us ''To everything, there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven".

We feel so Blessed and grateful that God has allowed us to have been a part of Kenny's season.