Eugene Marshall

Birth date: Sep 17, 1939 Death date: Feb 15, 2025

Eugene "Gene" Marshall, born September 17, 1939, in Fort Worth, Texas to William and Anne Marshall, died on February 15, 2025. He is survived by his wife of 62 years Joyce R. Marshall, his daughter Laura and her wife Stacie, and Read Obituary

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Johneisha Senegal

25w ago

I have had the pleasure of working with Gene for 2-3years along with his wife Joyce. We have grown into more of a bonus family as we spent holidays like Christmas, thanksgiving, and birthdays together. I also called them Mom & Dad which made Laura my sister & Stacie my sister in law. I love them so much! Always was fun & funny to be around. Use to listen to blues music with Gene, do a little dancing as he tried to teach me to salsa. Definitely left me with great memories to remember him by. Always will be my favorite! I love you Gene Marshall. U lived a beautiful life Miss you always

John E. Wolf, Jr, Md, Ma

29w ago

Gene and I were friends at Lamar and Rice but we met earlier, as members of the starting 5 on the 14-and-under State Championship basketball team at South Main Baptist Church. I was a 5'11" board-crashing forward and Gene was a slick ball handler and deadly outside shot. Later, I ran track and played football at Lamar, but that South Main team was the peak of my athletic "glory". Sic transit gloria mundi.

RIP, Gene!

Dr. John E Wolf, Jr
March 12, 2025

Mike Davis

30w ago

Joyce, Laura and Stacie - just wanted to say we're thinking of Gene and want to express our condolences. When I read the tribute I remember so many good times we had. Always lots of laughs - and a little mischief along the way. Joyce and Virginia there to guide us bit and keep us on the pavement. Thanks Gene for all the fun you brought into our lives. Rest in peace.
mike

Larry G Keast

31w ago

Gene was the founding father of Corvair Houston, a fun family club which remains happily ongoing after 50 years.
His professionalism and follow-through were always evident in the first 20 years as he helped build the leadership team and find meeting locations.
I always enjoyed trading jabs between that lawyer and this engineer-businessman.

Warmest wishes and many blessings, Gene.

Guy Bobkoff

31w ago

Fond memories of Gene. We met 50 plus years ago. A group of us with a fondness for the Chevrolet Corvair came together to establish a club. Gene's talents in organizing helped put together a club that lasted half a century. In addition, his earlier work history at Chevrolet, and good humor, added many comical stories!

He and Joyce were an important and fun part of so many thoughtful and kind people. He will be missed.

Thanks for the ride, Gene.

Guy Bobkoff

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