I am sorry for your loss. Your Dad was always kind. Wonderful childhood memories of going to Marvin’s Market, either bending over the ice cream cooler or coming in with my Nanas(Mary Fessler) grocery list. As an adult always a friendly chat at the meat counter. God Bless your Dad
Kelly Farrell
Rich was without a doubt one of my favorite people in this world. I was lucky enough to enjoy many of his stories at holiday dinners and gatherings and will miss those forever. His laugh and smile were contagious and he was truly a great man.
Sorry to hear of of Rich's passing. Fond memories of our hometown neighbors & friends growing up in Covington of which Rich is one of them. Seeing him at the family store, in church or walking by the Marvin homestead, Rich was always kind, polite and pleasant to talk to. Sorry for your loss Joanne. Prayers of comfort for you and your family. God Bless.
Sad to hear of Rich passing.A wonderful,easygoing man who always took the time to talk motorcycles,music of most anything.Prayers to Joanne,kids and all family.Into the arms of JESUS.Gary and Darlene Gee
Richie was such a good natured, friendly man. I remember his friendliness towards my Grandma and Grandpa Fay when he would deliver groceries to them. He always took time to chat.
Shopping at Marvin’s Store was a treat. Richie was helpful and never too busy to visit. His positive personality was appreciated by so many.
Mark and I enjoyed visiting with Richie and Joanne at Eddie’s and looked forward to seeing them at the Covington Church of Christ Election Day dinner. They faithfully worked at every dinner.
Richie surely will be missed. We extend our sincere sympathy to Joanne and family.
Debbie Dalton
Sorry for your loss. Rich was a good man. He always took time to talk to me. We both liked motorcycles, and I'll never forget him giving me a ride on his new 750 Honda. The world needs more people like Rich. Michael Craig Lamb
