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In Loving Memory

Toothaker, Marvin Dale

September 28, 1924 - September 11, 2024

passed away on Wednesday, September 11, 2024.

Loving husband of the late Anne Toothaker (nee Hudson); beloved father of Carmen Lindsey, Ricci, Gregory, the late Valerie and Gail Toothaker; dearest grandfather of the late Rebecca Mcallister; our dear brother, uncle, cousin and friend of many.

Marvin was raised on the family farm in Macon, Missouri.  He enlisted in the United States Army during World War II and fought at the Battle of the Bulge.  Marvin was in the 9th Infantry achieving the rank of Sargeant and earning a Bronze Star.  He was proud of his service and his country, a true hero.  Marvin spent 38 years as a machinist at McDonnell Douglas.

Marvin was active in the church and believed God was #1. He enjoyed sitting under a shade tree watching the birds. He also spent time building bird houses, fishing and playing washers.

Visitation Saturday, September 21, 10:00 a.m. until Service 12:00 NOON at Vandover Baptist Church, 1714 Smizer Station Rd., Fenton, MO 63026.  Interment Chapel Hill Cemetery (Cedar Hill, MO).  In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be given to the American Heart Association, PO BOX 840692, Dallas TX 75284-0692 https://www.heart.org/ and/or National Kidney Foundation, 1001 Craig Rd #480, St. Louis, MO 63146.  https://www.kidney.org/

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9 thoughts on “Toothaker, Marvin Dale”

  1. I always enjoyed visiting with Marvin. He was always glad to see me and always glad to sit and talk. He was a good man, and he will be missed by many. I was so sorry to hear of his passing. Thank you for your service, Sir and God’s Speed Marvin. 🙏

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  2. Sorry for your loss Carmen & Family.
    Just like 9/11, this man of God, will never be forgotten.
    He was a Blessing to all that met him.

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  3. Uncle Marvin is our Hero! He proudly served our country in WWII, was in the Battle of the Bulge, and received a Bronze star for his heroism during combat. He truly was one of The Greatest Generation!
    Uncle Marvin was soft spoken, kind and had a great chuckle! Our mom (Marvin’s sister, Ruby) adored him and our dad, Forrest, loved him like a brother. In our adult years, we didn’t see him or his family often because of distance, but we love them all and have such fond memories of the times we have been together over the years.
    Our sympathy to his wonderful children. We pray God will fill that hole in your heart with precious memories. We rejoice in knowing he is in his heavenly home with the love of his life, two daughters and precious granddaughter there to welcome him. No doubt the Lord has greeted him with “Well done, my good and faithful servant!”
    Remembering with love,
    The Shoffner Kids — Maxine, Larry & Bonnie & families

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  4. I just found out today about your father passing away. Greg and Marilyn I am so sorry for your loss. I know he was such and important part of your life and I know you are thankful for all the memories that you have with him. I am sorry I cannot be there tomorrow at the service. My prayers are with you and all the family. May God give you an overwhelming sense of peace, and remind you of all the joyful memories you have of him.

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  5. Greg, Marilyn and family,
    The memorial service for Marvin was uplifting and a tribute to his life as a servant to Christ in so many ways. The words and examples of his love of family, church, community and country throughout his life came shining through. Although we never had the pleasure of meeting Marvin, as we walked out of the church we felt as though we knew him well. He leaves quite a legacy for his loved ones. May you cherish the memories forever. Blessings,
    Dan and Kathy McIntyre

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