It is with great sadness that the family of Marvin B. Sallop announce his unexpected death on January 5, 2023 in Austin, TX as the age of 80.
Marvin was born in Revere, MA in 1942 to Max and Rebecca Sallop, and graduated Revere High School. He was a US Army Vietnam veteran. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Salem State University, a Master of Arts from Gallaudet University in Washington, DC, and a Master of Education from California State University, Northridge.
As a son of deaf parents, he served as an educational administrator of schools for the deaf in Texas, Louisiana, and Connecticut. Marvin retired with an 11 year tenure, as the 1st hearing Superintendent of the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin, Texas in 1998. After retiring from Texas, he returned to Massachusetts to help care for his aging parents. His "retirement" job was as a court interpreter for the deaf with the Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. He was a life member of the Jewish War Veterans and a member of the American Legion. After retiring from Massachusetts, Marvin recently moved back to Austin to be closer to all his children and grandchildren.
Marvin will be forever loved by his children Mara Kauff and son in law Robert Kauff; Benjamin Sallop; Lori Sallop Dermer and son in law Eric Dermer; and grandchildren Teresa Kauff Gonzales (husband Nick) Caitlin Kauff, Kayden Kauff, Madison Sallop, Maxwell Bobbitt, and Gabriel Dermer as well as sister Gail Sallop. Marvin will be missed by his cousins, ex-wife Rachelle Sallop, sister-in-law Bernice Sallop, extended family, and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his brother, Stephen Sallop, and parents, Max and Rebecca Sallop. He will be remembered for his lifelong advocacy of deaf people in education and employment, the students he taught, and all the lives he impacted.
Marvin was born in Revere, MA in 1942 to Max and Rebecca Sallop, and graduated Revere High School. He was a US Army Vietnam veteran. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Salem State University, a Master of Arts from Gallaudet University in Washington, DC, and a Master of Education from California State University, Northridge.
As a son of deaf parents, he served as an educational administrator of schools for the deaf in Texas, Louisiana, and Connecticut. Marvin retired with an 11 year tenure, as the 1st hearing Superintendent of the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin, Texas in 1998. After retiring from Texas, he returned to Massachusetts to help care for his aging parents. His "retirement" job was as a court interpreter for the deaf with the Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. He was a life member of the Jewish War Veterans and a member of the American Legion. After retiring from Massachusetts, Marvin recently moved back to Austin to be closer to all his children and grandchildren.
Marvin will be forever loved by his children Mara Kauff and son in law Robert Kauff; Benjamin Sallop; Lori Sallop Dermer and son in law Eric Dermer; and grandchildren Teresa Kauff Gonzales (husband Nick) Caitlin Kauff, Kayden Kauff, Madison Sallop, Maxwell Bobbitt, and Gabriel Dermer as well as sister Gail Sallop. Marvin will be missed by his cousins, ex-wife Rachelle Sallop, sister-in-law Bernice Sallop, extended family, and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his brother, Stephen Sallop, and parents, Max and Rebecca Sallop. He will be remembered for his lifelong advocacy of deaf people in education and employment, the students he taught, and all the lives he impacted.
It is with great sadness that the family of Marvin B. Sallop announce his unexpected death on January 5, 2023 in Austin, TX as the age of 80.
Marvin was born in Revere, MA in 1942 to Max and Rebecca Sallop, and graduated Revere High School. He was a US Army Vietnam veteran. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Salem State University, a Master of Arts from Gallaudet University in Washington, DC, and a Master of Education from California State University, Northridge.
As a son of deaf parents, he served as an educational administrator of schools for the deaf in Texas, Louisiana, and Connecticut. Marvin retired with an 11 year tenure, as the 1st hearing Superintendent of the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin, Texas in 1998. After retiring from Texas, he returned to Massachusetts to help care for his aging parents. His "retirement" job was as a court interpreter for the deaf with the Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. He was a life member of the Jewish War Veterans and a member of the American Legion. After retiring from Massachusetts, Marvin recently moved back to Austin to be closer to all his children and grandchildren.
Marvin will be forever loved by his children Mara Kauff and son in law Robert Kauff; Benjamin Sallop; Lori Sallop Dermer and son in law Eric Dermer; and grandchildren Teresa Kauff Gonzales (husband Nick) Caitlin Kauff, Kayden Kauff, Madison Sallop, Maxwell Bobbitt, and Gabriel Dermer as well as sister Gail Sallop. Marvin will be missed by his cousins, ex-wife Rachelle Sallop, sister-in-law Bernice Sallop, extended family, and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his brother, Stephen Sallop, and parents, Max and Rebecca Sallop. He will be remembered for his lifelong advocacy of deaf people in education and employment, the students he taught, and all the lives he impacted.
Marvin was born in Revere, MA in 1942 to Max and Rebecca Sallop, and graduated Revere High School. He was a US Army Vietnam veteran. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Salem State University, a Master of Arts from Gallaudet University in Washington, DC, and a Master of Education from California State University, Northridge.
As a son of deaf parents, he served as an educational administrator of schools for the deaf in Texas, Louisiana, and Connecticut. Marvin retired with an 11 year tenure, as the 1st hearing Superintendent of the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin, Texas in 1998. After retiring from Texas, he returned to Massachusetts to help care for his aging parents. His "retirement" job was as a court interpreter for the deaf with the Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. He was a life member of the Jewish War Veterans and a member of the American Legion. After retiring from Massachusetts, Marvin recently moved back to Austin to be closer to all his children and grandchildren.
Marvin will be forever loved by his children Mara Kauff and son in law Robert Kauff; Benjamin Sallop; Lori Sallop Dermer and son in law Eric Dermer; and grandchildren Teresa Kauff Gonzales (husband Nick) Caitlin Kauff, Kayden Kauff, Madison Sallop, Maxwell Bobbitt, and Gabriel Dermer as well as sister Gail Sallop. Marvin will be missed by his cousins, ex-wife Rachelle Sallop, sister-in-law Bernice Sallop, extended family, and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his brother, Stephen Sallop, and parents, Max and Rebecca Sallop. He will be remembered for his lifelong advocacy of deaf people in education and employment, the students he taught, and all the lives he impacted.
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