Francis R. "Sonny" Marshall, 77, of Duke Center, formerly of Austin, died April 2, 2014, in Bradford Regional Medical Center after a battle with cancer.
He was born in Austin, the son of Francis and Sarah Marshall. A 1954 graduate of Austin High School, Sonny studied business at Penn State University. He worked in the Market Basket grocery store chain for more than 30 years and was a familiar face at several local stores, including Coudersport. He was active with the Duke Center United Methodist Church and in community affairs in the Otto/Duke Center area.
Among survivors are his wife of 29 years, the former Donna Bova; daughters Voni (Mrs. Bob) Walker and Jill (Mrs. Roger) Petersen, both of Wellsville, N.Y., Becky (Mrs. Dennis) Campbell of Bradford, and Jeannie (Mrs. Danny) Drummond of Duke Center; a son, Mick Marshall of Bradford; and a sister, Gloria "Tootsie" Stuckey.
A memorial gathering will be held from noon to 5 on Saturday, April 19, at the Otto Township Firehall. Memorials may be made to Bradford Hospital Foundation, American Cancer Society, or Duke Center United Methodist Church.
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He was born in Austin, the son of Francis and Sarah Marshall. A 1954 graduate of Austin High School, Sonny studied business at Penn State University. He worked in the Market Basket grocery store chain for more than 30 years and was a familiar face at several local stores, including Coudersport. He was active with the Duke Center United Methodist Church and in community affairs in the Otto/Duke Center area.
Among survivors are his wife of 29 years, the former Donna Bova; daughters Voni (Mrs. Bob) Walker and Jill (Mrs. Roger) Petersen, both of Wellsville, N.Y., Becky (Mrs. Dennis) Campbell of Bradford, and Jeannie (Mrs. Danny) Drummond of Duke Center; a son, Mick Marshall of Bradford; and a sister, Gloria "Tootsie" Stuckey.
A memorial gathering will be held from noon to 5 on Saturday, April 19, at the Otto Township Firehall. Memorials may be made to Bradford Hospital Foundation, American Cancer Society, or Duke Center United Methodist Church.
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Francis R. "Sonny" Marshall, 77, of Duke Center, formerly of Austin, died April 2, 2014, in Bradford Regional Medical Center after a battle with cancer.
He was born in Austin, the son of Francis and Sarah Marshall. A 1954 graduate of Austin High School, Sonny studied business at Penn State University. He worked in the Market Basket grocery store chain for more than 30 years and was a familiar face at several local stores, including Coudersport. He was active with the Duke Center United Methodist Church and in community affairs in the Otto/Duke Center area.
Among survivors are his wife of 29 years, the former Donna Bova; daughters Voni (Mrs. Bob) Walker and Jill (Mrs. Roger) Petersen, both of Wellsville, N.Y., Becky (Mrs. Dennis) Campbell of Bradford, and Jeannie (Mrs. Danny) Drummond of Duke Center; a son, Mick Marshall of Bradford; and a sister, Gloria "Tootsie" Stuckey.
A memorial gathering will be held from noon to 5 on Saturday, April 19, at the Otto Township Firehall. Memorials may be made to Bradford Hospital Foundation, American Cancer Society, or Duke Center United Methodist Church.
endeavornews.com
He was born in Austin, the son of Francis and Sarah Marshall. A 1954 graduate of Austin High School, Sonny studied business at Penn State University. He worked in the Market Basket grocery store chain for more than 30 years and was a familiar face at several local stores, including Coudersport. He was active with the Duke Center United Methodist Church and in community affairs in the Otto/Duke Center area.
Among survivors are his wife of 29 years, the former Donna Bova; daughters Voni (Mrs. Bob) Walker and Jill (Mrs. Roger) Petersen, both of Wellsville, N.Y., Becky (Mrs. Dennis) Campbell of Bradford, and Jeannie (Mrs. Danny) Drummond of Duke Center; a son, Mick Marshall of Bradford; and a sister, Gloria "Tootsie" Stuckey.
A memorial gathering will be held from noon to 5 on Saturday, April 19, at the Otto Township Firehall. Memorials may be made to Bradford Hospital Foundation, American Cancer Society, or Duke Center United Methodist Church.
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