John M. Step "Marvin" was married to Alma Elizabeth Donohue Stepp for almost 40 years. He knew just about everyone in his hometown of Beckley WV and was well known for smiling, throwing up his hand, and shouting "Hi Neighbor!" to people he knew.
He and his wife Alma enoyed many years of success in their laundry and dry cleaning business in Beckley. (Stepp Cleaners) Marvin was a hard working man all of his life and very active with his church. He always made the effort to go to the hospitals on Sunday afternoon's to visit sick friends and fellow church members and read the bible to them.
Marvin Stepp died at the age of 67 at Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley, WV from congestve heart failure.
He and his wife Alma enoyed many years of success in their laundry and dry cleaning business in Beckley. (Stepp Cleaners) Marvin was a hard working man all of his life and very active with his church. He always made the effort to go to the hospitals on Sunday afternoon's to visit sick friends and fellow church members and read the bible to them.
Marvin Stepp died at the age of 67 at Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley, WV from congestve heart failure.
John M. Step "Marvin" was married to Alma Elizabeth Donohue Stepp for almost 40 years. He knew just about everyone in his hometown of Beckley WV and was well known for smiling, throwing up his hand, and shouting "Hi Neighbor!" to people he knew.
He and his wife Alma enoyed many years of success in their laundry and dry cleaning business in Beckley. (Stepp Cleaners) Marvin was a hard working man all of his life and very active with his church. He always made the effort to go to the hospitals on Sunday afternoon's to visit sick friends and fellow church members and read the bible to them.
Marvin Stepp died at the age of 67 at Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley, WV from congestve heart failure.
He and his wife Alma enoyed many years of success in their laundry and dry cleaning business in Beckley. (Stepp Cleaners) Marvin was a hard working man all of his life and very active with his church. He always made the effort to go to the hospitals on Sunday afternoon's to visit sick friends and fellow church members and read the bible to them.
Marvin Stepp died at the age of 67 at Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley, WV from congestve heart failure.
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