Marvel Gentry Harmon

I will miss you my IEX / WHHS friend. I imagine you acting and dancing in Heaven

My prayers are with the family. I remember we were neighbors on Mitchell. Peace be with you. Angela James Burgin

Matthew 25:40 Marvel was kind to include me in her conversations during Art class at WHHS. As a Japanese American diaspora in Cincinnati, I felt like a spectator during my time at WHHS, but Marvel reached out to me and listened. I know the special person Marvel was, but more importantly, so does God. Ken Takeuchi '71.

Certain people enter your life at the perfect time, for the most beautiful reasons, and you´ll never be the same again. I will forever miss Marvel. Sincere condolences

A true inspiration to our life, forever in our hearts

Sending condolences to the Gentry and Harmon family! Marvel was an amazing talented person; I will always keep her memories alive! Art and family Be encouraged! Sending love From Larry and Gloria Thompon, Sr.

The member of the Third Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church wish to express our Condolences to the family, and to let you know we are praying with you..

Norine and I send our love and prayers.

Mine love, prayers, and condolences to the Harmon family. Marvel has left an imprint of love, and kindness in mine and everyone she has touched heart.

Marvel will be missed greatly- so blessed to have been able to share a stage with her. Rest in Peace

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Your friendship will always be cherished.

I had the privilege to share the stage with Marvel just once, and what an experience it was! She always carried such a pure and graceful energy! My condolences to both the blood family, and the Cincinnati Arts Community!

To The Davis, Gentry & Harmon Family
May Our Heavenly Father give each of you peace strength and comfort during this difficult time.
I had the pleasure of seeing Marvel in June supporting her with her mom Helen Gentry Scholarship I know
Marvel is now smiling dancing and producing a play for those that are in Heaven to enjoy!



Much Love & Prayers
MichelleReneé Norflee & Family

Condolences. Missing "Marvelous" Marvel !!!!
Walnut Hills High School, Class of 1971.
Howard Suid

Marvel was always a dynamic engaging personality. I remember seeing her at Music Hall events and talking with her about family and friends. A very special person.
Albert Brantley Jr WHHS 71

Marvel was truly the "Class" of the WHHS Class of '71. And I always loved her name. It was so fitting. I remember her energy, vitality and that dazzling smile. She will be missed. My condolences to her family. I am grateful for the time I spent with her.

I'm really missing my sister Marvel. Marvel was a woman after God's heart. I worked with Marvel at Southern Baptist Church, in our Children's Ministry. Marvel was a great influence in my life, when it came to showing me how too live life and remain on the narrow path. She was the heartbeat of our Saturday morning Christian Education Class - Standing In The Gap USA. If you spent 5 minutes in her company, then you've experienced Love . Marvel has received her Well Done My Good And Faithful Servant, she's received her Crown of Righteousness and her ultimate reward was when she met our King Jesus face to face and she bowed at his feet. 71 years ago a star was born, and they named her Marvel Denise Gentry. Forever in my heart.

My sincere condolences to Epiphany, Arthur and the family. May GOD comfort you with HIS love during this time and give you a peace that surpasses all understanding.

I was a classmate of Marvel's beginning at North Avondale Elementary and continuing through Walnut Hills High School. She was always a giant force and cherished friend. This is very sad news and my condolences are extended to her family. May her memory always be a blessing.

Rob Goldberg WHHS '71
Dallas, TX

Always a bright light, leader , kind ,warm soul. RIP, Lou Rubenstein, WHHS 1971