Willie Lamer Marshall

Willie Lamer Marshall, affectionately known by friends and family as Bobbo, passed away peacefully on September 26, 2025, at the age of 64, in Riverside, California. Born on September 22, 1961, in Los Angeles, California, Willie was a man whose life was marked by a profound love for his family, being his parents Simon Marshall and Sadie Marshall. He had a great passion for his work, and an enduring optimism that touched everyone he knew.

Bobbo's journey began as the cherished son of the late Willie Marshall and Sadie Hunter. His early years in Los Angeles were filled with the vibrant culture of the city, which sparked his lifelong love for music and the open road. Bobbo's career as a truck driver was more than just a job; it was calling. He found joy in traversing the highways, with the hum of the engine and the rhythm of the tires on asphalt composing the soundtrack of his life.

At the heart of Bobbo's world was his beloved wife, Crystal Leaon McDonald, with whom he shared a love that was as deep as it was enduring. Together, they created a large and loving family, including their children Sadie, Simon, James, Theado, William, Krystal, Veronica, Ziona, Jacob, and Camarillo and the oldest daughter Sante and Lamer. He was very respected and cherish by his siblings Simon, Chirstian, Tracy, Mashall, Aretha Yvette, Singleton, and his preceded in death by his mother Sadie, Marshall, Renata, Cadell, And Alvina Marshall. Each child was a unique note in the harmonious melody of their family life. The youngest, Christopher, will carry on the legacy of his father's kindhearted spirit.

Bobbo's life was characterized by a loving and thoughtful nature that made him a beacon of light for his family and friends. He approached life with an unwavering optimism that inspired those around him to see the good in every situation. His laughter was infectious, his advice was sought after, and his presence was a comfort to all who knew him.

An enthusiast of the open road, Bobbo's interests extended beyond his work as a truck driver. He was an accomplished guitar player, often found strumming melodies that echoed his cheerful disposition. His music was a reflection of his soul-uplifting, sincere, and always from the heart. Bobbo's passion for trucks and music were not just hobbies; they were integral parts of who he was, and they brought him immense joy throughout his life.

As we remember Willie Lamer "Bobbo" Marshall, we celebrate a life well-lived. He was a man who loved deeply, worked passionately, and maintained a hopeful outlook that will continue to inspire those he has left behind. Bobbo's legacy is one of love, dedication, and the simple joys of life.

While we mourn the loss of such an extraordinary individual, we take solace in the countless memories he has gifted us. Bobbo's spirit will live on in the hearts of his devoted wife, his loving children, and the many lives he touched with his generosity and warmth.

As the sun sets on Bobbo's final journey, we bid farewell to a man who was not just the captain of his own ship, but also a guiding star for so many others. Bobbo's memory will be cherished, his life celebrated, and his love felt eternally. Rest in peace, Willie Lamer Marshall, and may your journey onward be as joyous as the life you lived.